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June 2026
A waterfall cascading over the former Macy’s skybridge; a kelp forest crawling up the archways at Pacific Science Center; a statue of a Suquamish chief reciting a speech at Tilikum Place. These are some of the augmented reality images that people can view as part of a 2.5-mile augmented reality walking trail that opened this week in downtown Seattle — just in time for World Cup visitors as well as locals. All you need: good walking shoes and a charged smartphone.
June 2026
As Seattle hosts the FIFA World Cup and welcomes thousands of visitors from around the globe, a local nonprofit is using art and technology to help people experience the city’s history in a new way.
June 2026
In the heart of Seattle, where glass towers rise above historic streets and the pace of technological change continues to accelerate, a new kind of public infrastructure is taking shape, one built not from concrete, but from augmented reality, digital storytelling, and ancestral memory.
June 2026
On a stretch of sidewalk in downtown Seattle this summer, you might notice a small vinyl marker shaped like a drop of water. Scan it with your phone, and the street will begin to shift—plants might bloom across the pavement, animals crawl or slither, water cascades, and stories unfold. Follow the next marker, and the next, and you’re moving through a different kind of FIFA World Cup experience—one that turns the city’s streets into a stage for storytelling.
April 2026
A new augmented reality (AR) walking path from Pacific Center to Pioneer Square will lead visitors through Seattle and teach them about our history and culture while encouraging them to visit local businesses.
April 2026
In downtown Seattle, you'll soon be able to view a 2-and-a-half mile stretch of the city through a different lens, literally. "Future Arts Way" is using augmented reality to turn what you see into works of art.
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