Tunnels serve as essential means of transportation in cities across the world but few have been transformed in a way that allows them to still support this such purposes while also becoming something more like Cuypers Passage (Cuyperspassage) in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. Decorated with hand-painted Dutch tiles, Cuypers Passage embraces the history of the region […]
Designed to offer totally unique opportunities for artistic, cultural, personal and spiritual experiences, Bok Tower Gardens have become one of the top destinations in central Florida. Located atop Iron Mountain in Lake Wales, the landmark highlights what it can mean when a vision to transform a space physically and conceptually is able to attract the […]
While Bok Tower Garden features a variety of experiences, the Singing Tower is what drove and enabled this impact in a profound manner. Referred to as America’s Taj Mahal, this incredible landmark showcases how a monument can compel interest and activity in ways that resonate across space and time. Creating “America’s Taj Mahal” Born in […]
Mentioned as one of the top ‘natural’ playgrounds in the city, Lake Eola Park allows audiences to experience the natural beauty of the area while also being able to interact with the history and culture of Orlando, Florida. With a variety of individual landmarks, set activities and places to relax, Lake Eola Park has become […]
The unique literal and thematic positioning of the Linton E. Allen Memorial Fountain has enabled it to become the unofficial symbol of Orlando, Florida. Serving as a top attraction in the center of the city, it has become a critical means of identity used by various businesses and organizations throughout the area thanks to the […]
Located at the heart of the Thornton Park neighborhood in Orlando, Florida, the Thornton Park Fountain has become means of connection and identity for the entire community. By imagining what it would mean to create a new landmark for the community, it has come to define Thornton Park in multiple ways that resonate to both […]
A small plaque commemorating John Munro Longyear, the American founder of Longyearbyen, resides just outside of the center of the city. This small marker commemorates him in an incredibly simple way but is surrounded by other pieces of history to create an experience for audiences that is set to span across all eras of the […]