Client: Hermann Park Conservancy
Location: Houston, TX, United States
Completion date: 2014
Artwork budget: $75,000
Project Team
Industry Resource
Andrew Vrana, Joe Meppelink, Armando Arteaga
Metalab
Artist
Randy Twaddle
Industry Resource
Escobedo Group
Overview
Metalab was thrilled to once again collaborate with Houston artist Randy Twaddle to create this trio of benches for the top of the Centennial Mount at Houston’s Hermann Park. The three figures are based on a Fibonacci sequence, extracted and developed spatially as sinuous objects. Fabricated from solid pieces of Leuders limestone quarried in central Texas, they were cut using a five-axis computer numerically controlled (CNC) robot by our friends at AX5 Resources.