Vicki Scuri works through SiteWorks on bridges, road corridors and landscape structures, integrating patterns, materials and lighting with multidisciplinary design teams.
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public art, infrastructure design, landscape integration, lighting
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Documented in April 2024 report; report date is not completion date.
One pattern system can connect a corridor
The East Kellogg project report describes coordinated bridge features, patterned walls and lighting across a Wichita road corridor, with motifs drawn from prairie, wind and flight. Vicki Scuri SiteWorks credits Alexandr Polzin and the engineering teams, with city and state transportation sponsorship. For a transportation buyer, this is a precedent for a coherent identity across several structures. The art scope should be coordinated with bridge packages and lighting controls, including who approves future color programs and how replacement components preserve the corridor’s shared design.
How will multiple bridge packages retain a common visual language?
Big Art Partners planning prompt
March 2024 project report; collaboration with Alexandr Polzin retained.
Bridge ornament can preserve views
At West Glebe Bridge, Scuri’s project account describes concrete relief and metal grills inspired by the movement and plant life of Four Mile Run. The grill design lowers at the center to open views, tying the artwork to how people experience the crossing. This is useful for a bridge owner evaluating integrated art: pattern is part of the pedestrian interface. A comparable brief should discuss view corridors, required barrier performance and fabrication details together, with clear design coordination between the artist and bridge engineer.
How will the design balance views and required barrier performance?
Big Art Partners planning prompt
March 2024 report describes a built entrance and construction context; no overall development completion claim.
A development entrance links metal and concrete
Lakepointe’s Covington entrance uses water-derived patterns across concrete walls, railings and illuminated metal screens in roundabouts. The studio credits OakPointe as sponsor and names landscape, engineering and construction partners alongside Alexandr Polzin. For a development buyer, the precedent is a coordinated family of surfaces that can be delivered through different construction trades. Specify common pattern references, sample approvals and nighttime review points early so that cast relief, cut metal and lighting retain a recognizable relationship across the finished site.
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