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How to Make Money and Create Community with Monuments - Volume 1

The Monumentous Singing Tower Defines Bok Tower Gardens

"America’s Taj Mahal"

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 […]

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The Linton E. Allen Memorial Fountain Becomes an Icon of Orlando

Celebrating Orlando’s Centennial

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 […]

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The Thornton Park Fountain Imagines a New Identity for an Orlando Community

Imagining a New Use of Otherwise Empty Space

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 […]

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Waterwall Park Defines a Development Vision of Community Connection

Beyond a Commercial Development Complex

Gerald D. Hines Waterwall Park has become one of the most distinct landmarks in Houston, Texas. The Waterwall itself was built as an architectural amenity to the adjacent commercial tower but the entire space has become an essential element of the area, attracting attention and activity in a way that has created a positive impact […]

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