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Meander opened to the public at an event at CHS Field on June 4. The event featured remarks by Jody Martinez (of St. Paul Parks & Recreation) and Mike Veeck (owner of the St. Paul Saints), followed by a brief artists’ talk by Futures North. Thanks to everyone for coming out! Also thanks to Cheryl Wilgren Cline and Paul Johnson for sharing some of these photos with us.
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Meander, the permanent public artwork commissioned for CHS Field in St. Paul, Minnesota, opens to the public on Thursday, June 4. The artwork anchors the west entrance of the ballpark along Broadway in Lowertown St. Paul. The artwork is inspired by the Mississippi River, which runs several blocks away, and consists of fifteen sculptural pillars that evoke the river’s geometry and geography. LED lights embedded in the top of each pillar broadcast information about the river through a series of dynamic animations that communicate data related to water temperature, water quality, and wind speed along the river’s length.
Futures North collaborated with fabricators Concreteworks, glass artist David Ruth, and programming consultant Max McDougall to construct the project; partners on the design and client team included Ryan Companies, the St. Paul Saints baseball club, Snow Kreilich Architects, Bob Close Studio, and the City of St. Paul Parks & Recreation Department.
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Meander is up! Still working out final details about the programming and install.
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Meander is up! Still working out final details about the programming and install.
All of them are in and grouting into place.
Installation of Meander’s pillars on site on April 23, 2015. Forklifting them into place.
Meander’s site: ready for installation to begin this week. The pillars have arrived in Minnesota and site work is expected to begin on Wednesday. Stay tuned for more.
Meander’s 15 pillars awaiting final crating before shipment to St. Paul. Stay tuned for installation photos in the coming weeks!
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Video of Meander concrete fabrication in progress, from the Concreteworks shop in Oakland, CA.Â
Concrete fabrication for Meander’s fifteen pillars is in full swing. Adam visited Concreteworks today to check in on the fabrication process. The glass-fiber reinforced pillars are almost all cast, and the final finishing process has begun. We are on track to complete the pillars in the next couple of weeks and ship them to St. Paul for installation on the site!
Field trip to the completed ballpark. Future site of Meander.
Glass fabrication update: Our glass fabricator, skilled artist David Ruth, is well underway with fabrication of the glass parts for Meander. First step was the fabrication of the foam positives for each glass lantern, using a 3-axis CNC router. These positives were used to create plaster negatives—molds to be used for casting the glass. David works with cast Pyrex—famous for its low thermal expansion, and perfect for the harsh Minnesota climate. The pyrex was melted down in a super-hot furnace (upwards of 3000 degrees) into small chunks, which are then placed in the plaster molds and fired in a kiln for 4-5 days. The resulting cast pieces came out of the kiln today and are now ready for the final finishing & polishing stage.
Daniel paid a visit to the CHS Field site a few weeks back and snapped some photos of Meander's structural posts in the snow. One can really start to get a sense of the scale of the artwork in relationship to the building -- and, as a bonus, we were excited to see that the artwork will be visible from above, from the ballpark's Club Level!
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Final shop drawings for fabricating Meander's concrete molds.
The foam positives for each of Meander's 15 glass lanterns have been fabricated and are off to our glass artist to begin the casting process. Laying them out in sequence starts to give a sense of the artwork's scale and variation.
