Heritage &
Infrastructure
in Washington
A cultural public art installation for the Puyallup Tribe and a modern corridor upgrade in Silverdale — two Washington State projects where custom urethane formliners serve both community and function.
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Puyallup
Tribal Wall
This public art installation on the northbound I-5 Puyallup River Bridge is rooted in the story of skʷikʷ(ə)xʷic — The Little Silver Salmon — developed in close collaboration with the Puyallup Tribe of Indians. Spec Formliners worked with RECO (The Reinforced Earth Company) to translate Indigenous cultural heritage into a durable concrete canvas. Using CNC-machined custom urethane MSE liners, 33 uniquely designed pieces bring the story of the salmon and the tribe's connection to the river directly into the permanent infrastructure of one of the Pacific Northwest's most traveled corridors. Sales Executive Mike Castillo coordinated production and delivery throughout.
- Cultural artwork rooted in the story of skʷikʷ(ə)xʷic — The Little Silver Salmon
- Developed in collaboration with the Puyallup Tribe of Indians
- 33 uniquely CNC-machined custom urethane MSE liner pieces
- Installed on one of the Pacific Northwest's most heavily traveled interstate corridors
- Indigenous heritage cast permanently into public infrastructure
Silverdale Way
Improvements
This infrastructure upgrade in Silverdale, WA balanced function with aesthetics across a corridor that serves thousands of daily commuters in Kitsap County. Spec Formliners supplied 16 custom full-height urethane liners, providing a clean, high-performance architectural finish that elevates what could have been purely utilitarian infrastructure into a thoughtfully finished public corridor. The project demonstrates how well-specified formliners improve daily life at the community scale — durable, consistent, and visually considered from every angle on the road.
- 16 custom full-height urethane liners for a clean architectural finish along the corridor
- Balances functional infrastructure upgrade with considered aesthetic execution
- Serves thousands of daily commuters across Kitsap County
- Demonstrates how quality formliner specification improves life at the community scale
- Consistent surface quality from the first liner to the last
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