Completed in 2005, Nautilus Park’s Sea Passage sculpture fountain was commissioned by the City of Coronado as the artistic centerpiece of the Glorietta Bay Civic Center. Created by renowned artist James Hubbell, the fountain was designed to visually connect City Hall and the Coronado Community Center while creating a welcoming public space for gatherings, celebrations, and community events.

The sculpture's graceful, organic forms provide a striking contrast to the clean architectural lines of the surrounding civic buildings. Its flowing design echoes the gentle curves of Glorietta Bay and the Pacific coastline, reinforcing Coronado's deep connection to the sea. Positioned at the formal entrance to the Glorietta Bay Civic Center, the fountain serves as a focal point for the nearby theater, waterfront, and surrounding public spaces.

With its combination of sculptural beauty, flowing water, and thoughtful design, Sea Passage is more than a public artwork—it is a symbol of Coronado's commitment to community, creativity, and its enduring relationship with the coastal environment.