The centerpiece of the new United States Courthouse Tower in Seattle was a sloping, rolled stainless steel and granite monument, with passages from the US Constitution embedded in script.  The script was designed to look as though it was part of a reflection pool.  The challenge in documenting and building the sign was in calculating the slope and its effect on the faceted granite as well as the degree of bend on the one inch thick stainless.  The remarkable result was lauded in HOW magazine as one of the Outstanding Achievements in Environmental Graphic Design in 2004.