A 45,000 gallon rain water cistern provides a significant proportion of the site’s long-term water needs while expansive meadows are allowed to turn golden in the summer to reduce irrigation demands. Wall and bench niches provide a place for staff to continue a long tradition of displaying found objects. Site features use simple, durable materials that highlight the City’s goal of promoting responsible resource management. Submit a request online or call (206) 684-3000 to schedule a pickup where batteries will be reclaimed and recycled. BATTERIES: Schedule a Special Item Pickup. Yard waste, including food scraps and food-soiled paper, is recycled locally. Toys and sporting equipment greater than the above size limits can be taken to city transfer stations. To help reduce the need for landfills and prevent pollution, make sure you know what goes in your home recycling and yard waste bins by reviewing this quick guide for King County. Clear sight lines are maintained to support increased efficiency, while tree groves are located to frame views of the facilities on all sides of the project. The City of Seattle recycles about 60 of its garbage and aims to recycle 70 by 2025.
Massive landforms and sculptural gabion walls coupled with strong planting clearly define site activity areas and enhance the staff and visitor experience. Closed on July 4, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Day, and New Years Day. Big geometric gestures anchor and scale the 2.3 acre building within the industrial grain of the neighborhood. Located in the industrial Duwamish River valley, the site is framed by major transportation corridors.
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