VP of Sales, Josh Simpson, checks out our "Erie Canal" installation, near Liberty Bell Park in downtown Utica. We worked with the City of Utica and architect James Jordan on this project. "Traffic" blue accented by pulverized mirror was used for the canal and "Bike Green" was used for the surrounding countryside. Visit downtown Utica!
A Brilliant Public Art Project in Oklahoma City
Tri-color Glass Sand Mix in Brooklyn, NY
Josh Simpson, Ruby Lake Glass’s VP of Sales, recently caught our “Plaza Mix” in the wild. Grand Army Plaza, Brooklyn, is a showcase for the tri-color glass sand mix that we custom created for New York City’s DOT when they challenged Ruby Lake Glass to mimic a natural quarried aggregate they’d mined for decades.
Black Lives Matter - Staten Island, NY
In an effort by New York City to have a more permanent installation that expresses the commitment to equality, justice, and inclusion our color-coated glass aggregate was chosen to delineate the words BLACK LIVES MATTER out front of the Staten Island Ferry Terminal on Richmond Terrace with plans on refurbishing similar installations in each borough.
