Cape Disappointment State Park
Dedicated May 2006
Vancouver Land Bridge
Dedicated August 2008
Sandy River Delta
Dedicated August 2008
Sacajawea State Park
Dedicated August 2010
Chief Timothy Park
Spring 2011
Celilo Park
Fall 2012
Ridgefield
To Be Determined
Project Sites
Cape Disappointment State Park
"We start where Lewis and Clark's journey ended at the mouth of the Columbia, where the river meets the sea, holding up a mirror to reflect back upon Lewis and Clark's journey." -Maya Lin more >
Vancouver Land Bridge
The Land Bridge, recipient of top honors in a 2009 international award for waterfront design, reconnects the city and river after years separated by a busy freeway. more >
Sandy River Delta
At the end of a 1.2 mile trail, the Bird Blind embodies Confluence Project’s commitment to sustainability and ecologically-aware artistry; tucked within a newly planted forest. more >
Sacajawea State Park
Ms. Lin’s Story Circles at Sacajawea State Park tell seven confluence stories of history, people and culture where the Columbia and Snake Rivers meet and where people have gathered for thousands of years. more >
Chief Timothy Park
Ms. Lin is fully restoring a section of the island to native grasses and wildflowers and will install a large, stone-rimmed earthwork: a “listening circle” sculpted out of a natural amphitheater at the top of the island. The shape is inspired by a Nez Perce blessing ceremony held here in spring 2005. more >
Celilo Park
Where the Columbia once thundered over one of North America’s largest waterfalls, creating a life-sustaining salmon fishery and gathering place for thousands of Native Americans, Maya Lin will build a tribute to this lost place, a simple arc cantilevered at the river’s edge that is inspired by the fishing planks used here before the falls were inundated in 1957. more >
Ridgefield
Maya Lin plans a site that looks forward, leading visitors to consider how future generations will experience the Columbia River Basin’s ecology, cultures and history. more >
