09/12/2026
This year's theme IN[FLUX] inspired interactive, playful installations while exploring forces that shape our city: movement and stability, structure and experimentation.
Shoutout to these Partners and many more for designing fun, whimsical experiences for the Block Party!
• Bicycle Forest by Perkins & Will: Reimagining Seattle's bicycle culture as a surreal landscape of color, motion, and immersive play
• Be A[maze]ing by Mackenzie: Inviting attendees to release their inner child through a large-scale children's toy
• What Happened to Hello by Angela Goldberg and Lilia Deering: Looking at the nature of relational interaction and flirting through design and the creation of objects
• Input / Output by Gensler: Attendees requested art and the design team inside delivered imperfect hand-drawn illustrations created in real time as a reminder of the creative exchange
• "Pencil" Pantheon by NBBJ: Inviting attendees to "look up and reconnect with the cosmos" in a low-walled space filled with handmade drawing tools
📸Photos by KK (1-4) + Brad Curran (5)