Olympic Sculpture Park on reclaimed waterfront

The Olympic Sculpture Park, opened by the Seattle Art Museum in 2007, transformed a former industrial/brownfield site along the central Seattle waterfront into an eight-acre public park featuring large-scale outdoor sculptures. The park is noted for integrating art, green space, and views of Elliott Bay, and it has become a prominent element of Seattle's public-art landscape. Its creation is often cited in local discussions about urban reclamation and waterfront redevelopment.