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Our first major work, Fountain Place is an expression of a thought process intrinsic to a WET water feature. Conceived as a work that eliminates physical barriers associated with conventional fountains, the feature is designed as an arena for other activities. As closely arrayed jets create white water masses, geometric form evolves from one configuration into another. White light appearing through carefully designed portals renders the feature in discrete patterns. A water feature designed to be enjoyed in plan and elevation, the feature draws from its context and invites its community to engage the water.

Fountain Place

Dallas, Texas, USA

September, 1986

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Fountain Place
Dallas, September 1986