A grid of gold and silver finished hollow rods is suspended from the skylight ceiling above. This field of pendants creates a delicate and highly reflective sculpture that is designed to emphasize the verticality of the atrium space. Large, singular drops of water are emitted from the ends of each rod at choreographed intervals. The myriad of drops, in their kinetic variations, result in intricate curtains of patterned rain.

A reflective pool, flush with the atrium floor, captures the droplets as they fall from a height of four stories. A second pool located slightly above ground level, from which water cascades to the pool below. White light entrains the walls of falling water drops emphasizing their jewel-like reflectivity.