Three 3,000-pound bags of rocks are lifted up to the roof of a skyscraper. The Seattle Space Needle can be seen in the distance past the corner of the skyscraper. A crane hanging over the roof of a skyscraper pulls up three 3,000-pound bags of rocks. A construction worker walks in front of palletized Super Sacks bearing the logo for Washington Rock Quarries. Two skyscrapers connected by a glass bridge tower above the scene in the background.

Seattle Skyscraper

Date: June 2019
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Description

This Seattle skyscraper is a brand new 580,000–square foot office building in the South Lake Union area of Seattle. With one of the best views of the Space Needle in town, the roof will feature a 24,000–square foot private outdoor deck space built on top of Washington Rock's 1¼" Clean Crushed landscape gravel.

Materials

195 3,000-pound bags of 1¼" Clean Crushed Landscape Gravel

Highlights

We worked with our intermodal transportation network to deliver gravel specifically packaged for this project. Each 3,000-pound bag was set on its own pallet and carefully transferred to freight trucks. The bags were hoisted by crane onto the rooftop of the skyscraper. View more photos of the project here.