Central Park is an urban redevelopment of the former Kent Street Brewery, in the inner city suburb of Chippendale. This view is from the middle of the park, looking past the Halo kinetic sculpture, created by Jennifer Turpin and Michaelie Crawford, towards the two residential towers of One Central Park, designed by architect Jean Nouvel and artist and botanist Patrick Blanc. The taller tower features a hovering cantilever and heliostat with an assembly of motorised mirrors that capture sunlight and direct the rays down onto Central Park’s gardens. At night, an LED art installation by conceptual artist Yann KersalĂ© creates a shimmering display in the sky.
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An incredibly complex piece of architecture Jim and a pretty unique perspective to show it!
ReplyDeleteI would LOVE to see at night how it glows!! Sensational design and concept.
ReplyDeleteA rather unusual kind of architecture!
ReplyDeleteThe roof is strange, and totally unexpected. Intriguing, to say the least.
ReplyDeleteJim, I am astounded at the structure. I remember when you posted the halo this last week, but this cantilever is really something. Great architecture and a great picture.
ReplyDeleteGreat pic!
ReplyDeleteGreat info and post! Wonder how it would look at night with those mirrors...
ReplyDeleteFantastic angle on reflections today. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteI would love to see this at night.
ReplyDeleteLove the texture, angles and curves in this shot. Very cool !! :-)
ReplyDeleteFabulous composition!
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