Pedestrian Pathway Architecture “Line of Work” by Jill Anholt
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Canadian artist Jill Anholt has created installation called “Line of Work” that she created for the edge of a pedestrian pathway next to the new Vancouver Convention Centre. The design concept for Line of Work was inspired by the “ripple effect” or more specifically the ideas that single elements working together can become more than the sum of their parts. The elements grow in both size and reach along the edge of a pedestrian pathway connecting the Vancouver Convention Centre to the Seawall and forming an increasingly protective enclosure. Line of Work is composed of a series of stainless steel frames supporting laminated yellow cedar elements that cantilever increasingly in reach and angle outwards from their base.
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Pedestrian Pathway Lighting and Architecture
Pedestrian Pathway Bench by Jill Anholt
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