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The US 395 North Spokane Corridor showcases what happens when functional infrastructure meets artistic vision. Through custom formliners and collaborative design, Spec Formliners helped create a corridor that’s not just a passageway, but a permanent canvas for Spokane’s story.

Project Name: US 395 North Spokane Corridor – Phases 1 & 2

Client: The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT)

Location: Spokane, Washington

Building Type: Transportation Infrastructure (Highway Retaining Walls & Overpasses)

Architectural Feature: Large-scale murals, custom textures, and barrier rail designs

Project Neon stands as a premier example of how thoughtful concrete design can elevate major infrastructure projects beyond mere functionality. Through collaboration with Spec Formliners, NVDOT created a transportation corridor that not only addresses critical safety and capacity needs but also establishes a distinctive visual identity for one of Nevada’s most important highways.

The project demonstrates how attention to aesthetic details can transform necessary infrastructure investments into landmarks that enhance the urban experience while serving essential transportation functions.

Project Name: NVDOT Project Neon

Client: Nevada Department of Transportation (NVDOT)

Location: Interstate 15/”Spaghetti Bowl” interchange, Las Vegas, Nevada

Completion Date: May 2019

The ADOT I-10 Early Road to I-8 project exemplifies how infrastructure can transcend pure utility to become meaningful cultural expression. Through thoughtful collaboration between Spec Formliners, design professionals, and community stakeholders, the project has created infrastructure that serves as both functional transportation elements and as a celebration of regional cultural heritage.

Project Name: I-10 Early Road to I-8

Client: Arizona Department of Transportation (ADOT)

Location: Interstate 10, Casa Grande to Jimmie Kerr Boulevard

Completion Date: 2019

The I-5 Orange County Corridor Enhancement project exemplifies how transportation infrastructure can simultaneously address practical needs and aesthetic considerations. Through Spec Formliners’ custom concrete solutions, utilitarian structures have been transformed into a linear gallery celebrating regional heritage.

This project demonstrates that even the most practical infrastructure investments can incorporate meaningful cultural elements without compromising functional requirements. The result is a transportation corridor that not only improves traffic flow but also enhances the visual experience for the hundreds of thousands of daily users.

The bas-relief murals – featuring pastoral landscapes, grazing cattle, and equestrian scenes – will continue to provide visual interest and cultural connection long after the construction phase is complete, creating lasting value for Orange County residents and visitors.

Project Name: I-5 Orange County Corridor Improvement (0K0224)
Client: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) District 12

Location: Interstate 5, from Oso Parkway to Alicia Parkway, Orange County, California

Budget: ~$130 million

Timeline: Mid-2019 – Ongoing