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Laurie Lundquist Resume Education Art In Public Places With the Flow, Valley Metro Rail, Tempe Arizona (construction 2005-2006) Artist designed entryway will include engraved granite surfaces and aluminum "wavelet" canopy designed to create surprising shade conditions. Flyover, Pedestrian Overpass, US 60 and Country Club Way; Tempe, Arizona (2004) Violet blue steel bridge spans the Superstition freeway east of McClintock Road. Variations in the overhead rafters imply the movement of wings in flight. Water Muse, Town Lake Marina Lagoon, Tempe, Arizona (2004). The Muse is a water feature designed to improve water quality in the Rio Salado Lagoon. The artwork echoes the traditions of water distribution found throughout the Salt River valley and encourages a contemplative interaction with flowing water. Lay of the Land, Phoenix, Arizona (2003). Streetscape improvements for a new elementary school include: a naming game for landmark mountains and rock formations visible from site and playful benches at crosswalk. Sweet Acacia Project (SAP), Scottsdale, Arizona (1999-2000). Sandstone buttresses and channels function as a tenuous irrigation system sustaining Acacia trees in the entry Plaza of the Central Arizona Project (CAP) water treatment plant. Mountain Pass Pedestrian Bridge, Phoenix,
Arizona (1995-1998). Piestewa Peak mountain range visible from
the site provides cues for this "ghost mountain" safety
cage. Located on highway 51 North of Thunderbird and south of
Greenway Road. Papago Arroyo Wildlife Corridor, Tempe, Arizona (1998-1999) Artwork for this corporate development takes the form of a wild desert wash running through the center of the campus. Stone Boat Habitat,Tempe, Arizona (1996). Design of this flood basin features boat shaped tables, stone walls and native plants. Hanger Park Ramadas, Tempe, Arizona (1995-1997). Steel shade ramadas simulate the image of farm clothes blowing in the wind. Habitat, Sunny Slope Elementary School, Phoenix, Arizona (1995 -1996). Landscape created with children to promote environmental education. Rio Salado Bike path, Tempe, Arizona (1995). 2 mile bicycle/pedestrian path features imprints of fish that used to swim in the Salt River Mitchell Park Spine, Tempe, Arizona (1994-1995). Seven grass hillocks curve around volleyball court providing seating and definition. Elevated Desert, Mesa Community College (south end), Mesa, Arizona (1991). Concrete pillars elevate a desert landscape providing shaded seating below.
Planning / Design Team Valley Metro Rail: Originally selected as Design Team Artist (DTA) for Line Section 4 in collaboration with TranSystems incorporated, Responsibilities were expanded to also include DTA collaboration with DWL architects on Line section 3. These collaborations grappled with system-wide station design including all aspects of layout, hardscape, elevations and station finishes. Portals And Loops: Ways Along The Papago
Salado Trail Art on the Way: Art Master Plan for the
City of Mesa's Canal Pathways
Running Water For Arizona, 2001 Selected Exhibitions Awards Governor's Pride in Arizona Award, FlyOverBridge
across US 60 at Country Club Way, Tempe Arizona 2004 Public Lectures
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