​​​​​​PHX Sky Train East Economy Lot Station Platform

Topo Magic

 

 

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​ARTIST:  Anne Coe
FABRICATOR: Advance Terrazzo
DATE:  2012
LOCATION:  PHX Sky Train East Economy Lot Station Platform
TYPE:  Floor
MATERIALS:  Terrazzo  
BUDGET:  Design:  $35,000; Construction:  $708,000
DISTRICT:  8
ZIP CODE:  85034

A fourth generation Arizonan, Coe is known for narrative paintings linking the natural and built worlds.  She worked closely with the PHX Sky Train design and construction team of HOK Architects, Gannett Fleming engineers, and the Hensel Phelps Construction Company to integrate the design into the station. The floor, which measures 450' x 36', was produced by 25 skilled workers from Advance Terrazzo, in Phoenix.​