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DUNWOODY COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY, LORING PARK DANDELION FOUNTAIN ENCLOSURE
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Site Constraints and Physical Constraints of the Project
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Paul Bierman-Lytle, a professor at Dunwoody College of Technology in Minneapolis, walks us through the Dandelion Fountain Enclosure Project his 3rd year Architecture students are working on. The goal of the project was to provide an enclosure for the notable Dandelion Fountain, as well as optimize the views in the park. He discusses the site and climate constraints as well as the historical and economic value of the site.
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And obviously some of the challenges that the clients face with this project is that the fountain itself, the materials are deteriorating, so they're actually thinking of replacing the parts. So when it's shut down, basically reassemble the fountain in new materials. You'll also see the spray, I don't know if you can see the spray, but when the wind's blowing the fountain spray will actually make it impossible to sit on the other side of where the spray's falling.
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DUNWOODY COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY, LORING PARK DANDELION FOUNTAIN ENCLOSURE
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