The First couple slides show the kinetic sculpture art at the main entrance to the building. The art moves in the wind and mikes “chime” noises when the pieces contact each other. There are a couple more shots of the main entrance showing the metal sunscreen in front of the windows above the main entrance, and also showing the all glass main entry. Moving to the interior of the building in the main lobby we focus on the “Bat Light” which hangs above the receptionist deck, we thought this light would be appropriate seeing as the building is Home Plate Center and we are right next to the stadium. Moving further inside we have some overall shots of the Lobby main seating area with fireplace and the café with its wood flooring and bench seating area. The plaza art and water features really come alive at night with color changing LED lighting that reflects off the water and art features. The remaining slides show the incredible views from the upper floor of the building including the 6th floor deck with its all glass railing provides spectacular views of downtown, the port and West Seattle.
The First couple slides show the kinetic sculpture art at the main entrance to the building. The art moves in the wind and mikes “chime” noises when the pieces contact each other. There are a couple more shots of the main entrance showing the metal sunscreen in front of the windows above the main entrance, and also showing the all glass main entry. Moving to the interior of the building in the main lobby we focus on the “Bat Light” which hangs above the receptionist deck, we thought this light would be appropriate seeing as the building is Home Plate Center and we are right next to the stadium. Moving further inside we have some overall shots of the Lobby main seating area with fireplace and the café with its wood flooring and bench seating area. The plaza art and water features really come alive at night with color changing LED lighting that reflects off the water and art features. The remaining slides show the incredible views from the upper floor of the building including the 6th floor deck with its all glass railing provides spectacular views of downtown, the port and West Seattle.
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