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Home My WebLink AboutAgenda AIPP 101607AGENDA CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS ART IN PUBLIC PLACES ADVISORY BOARD TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2007, AT 5:30 P.M. COUNCIL CHAMBERS I. CALL TO ORDER II. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE III. OATH OF OFFICE — NEW MEMBER IV. ROLL CALL: ART IN PUBLIC PLACES ADVISORY BOARD Regular Members Alternates Lee Bickford (Chair) Cable Neuhaus (1 5t Alt.) William Leizman (Vice Chair) Jennifer O'Brien (2nd Alt.) Diane Cappella Myra Davis Ellen Dukes Lynn Silber Karen Hainsworth Also in attendance: Kara Irwin, AICP, Growth Management Administrator /Staff Liaison V. APPROVAL OF MINUTES VI. UPDATE BY STAFF LIAISON VII. OLD BUSINESS 1. Gardens Commerce Center art — Recommendation to City Council VIII. NEW BUSINESS IX. ADJOURNMENT CITY OF PALM BEACH GARDENS ART IN PUBLIC PLACES ADVISORY BOARD Agenda Cover Memorandum Date Prepared: October 3, 2007 Meeting Date: October 16, 2007 Petition No. AIPP- 07 -05- 000015 Subject/ Agenda Item: Petition AIPP- 07 -05- 000015: Art in Public Places - Gardens Commerce Center Recommendation to City Council: A request by Lucy Keshavarz, on behalf of Pishon Partners, LLC., for approval of the public art for the Gardens Commerce Center Planned Unit Development (PUD), generally located on the west side of Riverside Drive, east of Interstate I- 95, north of Plat 5 and approximately 300 feet south of Bums Road. [ X ] Recommendation to APPROVE ] Recommendation to deny Reviewed by: Originating Dept.: FINANCE: NA AIPP Board Action: Senior Planner : Growth Mana a ent: [ ] Rec. approval 10 M Project Costs: $ NA_ [ ] Rec. app. w/ conds. Manager Toial [ ] Rec. Denial Stephen Mayer Nina Nikolova [ ] Continued to: City Attorney: Planning Specialist $ NA Current FY Christine Tatum Funding Source: Development Compliance Manager: [ ]Operating [X ] Other--NA_ Bahareh Wolfs, AIC'P Growth M a ent Attachments: Ad � istra Advertised: N/A Budget Acct. #: Date: Graphic Illustrations Paper: • Site Plan • Topography Drawing Kara Irwin, AICP • "Andalucia" Four [X] Not Required Perspectives • Artist's Resume Approved by: City Manager: • Conceptual technical Affected parties: drawings [ ] Notified • Budget Breakdown Ronald M. Ferris (X] Not Required [ ]None Date Prepared: October 3, 2007 Meeting Date: October 16, 2007 Petition AIPP- 07 -05- 000015 BACKGROUND On December 5, 2006, the Gardens Commerce Center was approved as a Targeted Expedited Permitting Process (TEPP) petition. On March, 1, 2007, the City Council approved the site plan through the adoption of Resolution 18, 2007, to allow the development of the Gardens Commerce Center Planned Unit Development (PUD), consisting of three buildings with 41,577 square feet of light industrial use and 27,718 square feet of accessory professional office use on a 4.45 -acre site. DISCUSSION The art consultant for the owner of the property, Lucy Keshavarz, met with the Art in Public Places Advisory Board for an art location review on May 15, 2007, and for an artist's portfolio review on July 17, 2007. In accordance with Section 78- 261(d) of the Land Development Regulations entitled Requirements for art or fee in lieu of art, all budgets for new construction of private and public developments shall include one percent (1 %) of the total budget for vertical construction as a fee for art in public places. The subject fee shall be utilized by the developer for the provision of artwork on the project site, or the developer may choose to contribute one percent (I%) of the total vertical construction costs directly to the City for the provision of art on public property. Under the provisions of Section 78- 261(d)(1)a. l . of the City's Land Development Regulations entitled Deposit of Funds, prior to the issuance of a building permit the petitioner is required to place $40,416.50 into an escrow account, which represents an estimate of one (1 %) percent of the estimated total cost of vertical construction on site (please see the attached project budget breakdown). The budget for the proposed AIPP program is $43,072.50. PROPOSED ART IN PUBLIC PLACES The applicant is proposing a sculpture by Jorge Blanco (please see attached artist resume), entitled Andalucia that will be 1 l feet in height, 9 feet in length, and 14 feet wide, with a cost of $27,000 (please see attached images and site plan). PROPOSED LOCATION FOR ART The applicant is proposing one (1) location for the public art: 1. The sculpture is placed adjacent to Building #3, and is visible form Riverside Drive. The proposed location is consistent with Land Development Regulations Section 78 -262 as follows: 2 Date Prepared: October 3, 2007 Meeting Date: October 16, 2007 Petition AIPP- 07 -05- 000015 • Visibility: The proposed public art location is visible to both internal and external pedestrian and vehicular traffic. • Lighting: All proposed public art will be tastefully lit in an unobtrusive manner through the use of up- lights. STAFF RECOMMENDATION Staff is recommending approval of the subject petition with the following conditions of approval: 1. The Applicant shall submit digital photographs of the installed artwork within sixty (60) days of completion. (Planning and Zoning) 2. The Applicant shall install the art prior to the issuance of the last certificate of occupancy. (Planning and Zoning) 3 { Art Culture Croup, Inc. art & cultural programming design and consulting 66 St. James Drive Palm Beach Gardens Florida 33418 Phone /fax: (561) 622 -9892 October 2, 2007 AIPP ADVISORY BOARD City of Palm Beach Gardens 10500 North Military Trail Palm Beach Gardens, Florida 33410 Re: The Gardens Commerce Center Final Recommendation AIPP Dear AIPP Advisory Board Members: We were very pleased by the board's positive response to the sculpture, Andalucia by Jorge Blanco during the July workshop. I apologize for any inconvenience caused by having to postpone our presentation set for the September 18th meeting. The developer had several questions concerning the proposed location of the sculpture that needed to be resolved prior to coming before the AIPP Advisory Board for final recommendation. These issues are resolved and we are going forward with the same proposal as was submitted for the September meeting. The only change will be with timing, which is addressed below. We look forward to coming before you on October 16th for a positive final recommendation to city council. You will find the following documents enclosed for your review: • Three renderings which include the sculpture image • Site Plan with sculpture location included and surrounding vegetation identified • Topography drawing • Images of Andalucia — 4 perspectives • AIPP budget breakdown estimate • Jorge Blanco's Resume • Technical drawings for a smaller version of the proposed Andalucia sculpture. (NOTE: Technical drawings for the proposed 11 foot Andalucia are part of the commission process and due to the cost involved, will be done after approval by city council.) Artist Jorge Blanco will need three months to complete his drawings and fabricate Andalucia. With a positive recommendation from this Board on October 16a', we anticipate going before City Council in December. Upon City Council approval we would plan to have Andalucia installed by the end of March to the middle of April. C11Y OF P.AIM BCH GDNS 2 In answer to several questions that board members had at the July 170' workshop: • The aluminum will be/2" thick for the proposed sculpture • The concrete base for the sculpture will be 1 foot and 10 inches above driveway grade • The proposed sculpture will be illuminated by two flood lights (up- lighting) providing illumination according to code We look forward to meeting with the members of the AIPP Advisory Board on October 16th and moving forward on the public art portion of this project. Sincerely, Lucy M. F. Keshavarz Arts Consultant to Pishon Partners, LLC Enclosures P • •, ' ,tea f ^ ` l �.► .. '�''' _ .. 1 t .�\ =�� • 3.t +.fir: �� - ;ii- jk "4 c' '� �}t. ,. vJ4t' q y` "' .e j �. /,.- \ •�•.`1 - r= j��`!� `?� •d } �._ ' , � �.. ,y J .° �. \ +.. f. i .•,� '' ��. /f \ � � y..r 's. ice♦ : � My,, �• WA ci ini 41fr i INC .w� of ...... ....... 0 t t rt`6�q x: <r:z� r' r !- 65, iF w \--- r , 91 tJ; M' • <r:z� r' r !- 65, iF w \--- r , 91 tJ; <r:z� r' r !- 65, iF w \--- = .„ter...`_ GARDENS COMMERCE CENTER AIPP Escrow Amount - $40,416.50 AIPP Budget Breakdown - Estimate Sculpture (fabrication, delivery & installation) $27,000.00 Art Consulting Fee $4,850.00 3% to City of PBG $1,212.50 Site Design, Landscape Design & Landscaping $3,500.00 Lighting / Electrical $3,300.00 Sculpture Foundation / Base $1,400.00 Berm $310.00 Structural Engineer Review & Building Permit $1,000.00 Mics Costs $500.00 Total $43,072.50 JORGE BLANCO 2315 Florinda St., Sarasota, FL 34231 Ph. 941.927.1010 / Fax. 941.870.2412 / Email: info @jorgeblancosculpture.com For thirty years, Jorge Blanco (b. 1945 Caracas, Venezuela) has received recognition for his work as an artist, sculptor, graphic designer, illustrator and humorist. Trained as an industrial designer, Jorge Blanco displays a mastery of emblematic form in sculpture. In 1971 he received an academic degree in Industrial Design, from the Neumann Institute in Caracas. Jorge moved to Rome, Italy in 1974 where he studied at the academy of Fine Arts. His first sculpture exhibition in Europe was a one -man show at the Italian - American Institute in Rome in 1978. In 1979, his sculptures and drawings were exhibited at the Contemporary Art Museum in Caracas. Since then he has participated in over 100 group and solo exhibitions in Venezuela, Europe, Japan and the US. In the United States he has gallery representation in Florida and California. His work is sold privately in Europe and South America. Since 1999 he lives and works in Sarasota, Florida. In 2005 Jorge was highlighted by Florida International Magazine, as one of the creative individuals that help make Florida a destination with unlimited potential. Jorge's sculpture "The Roller" was featured on the cover of American Style Magazine's June 2007 issue about the Top 25 cities for Art. During the last 11 years Jorge has directed his efforts to the creation of large -scale sculpture, convinced that through works that are vibrant and full of optimism he can contribute to the cultural development of our communities. Blanco is very proud of his skill as an artist, his dependability in meeting deadlines and the high quality of his work. This dedication has helped him attain the experience and technical capability to design and construct large -scale sculpture. The materials that he works with are of the highest quality; aluminum, stainless steel, powder coating or polyurethane enamel are combined, achieving excellent results in withstanding the elements. Jorge has successfully installed large scale and medium size works in different public and private sites. PUBLIC ART • "Alfresco," University Ridge Park. City of Reno, Nevada • "Smile," Hotel Indigo. Sarasota, Florida • "Pleasant Tree," City of Chula Vista Public Library, California • "Phoenix," Anderson Administration Building, City of Venice, Florida • "To Be Red," Commissioned by the Longboat Key Center for the Arts, Sarasota, Florida • "Cartwheel," Commissioned by the Public Arts in the Public Schools Project, Sarasota, Florida "The Runners," Permanent Installation. Commissioned by the City of Sarasota • "Marathon," Commissioned by "A Gift to My City," Caracas, Venezuela "Nagayama Plaza," Group of 3 sculptures, Commissioned by the Contemporary Sculpture Center, Tokyo, Japan 4opping "Sun Smile," Project SMILE. Commissioned by the Tokyo Metropolitan Community Center Project, Azabu Juban, Minato Ku, Tokyo, Japan • "Sun, Blue & Red," "Francisco Fajardo" Highway, Caracas, Venezuela SELECTED ONE MAN EXHIBITIONS 2004 "Sculpture," Longboat Key Center for the Arts. Longboat Key, Florida 2003 "Sculpture," Katherine Butler Gallery, Sarasota, Florida 1997 "Fast Life Metallics" Sculptures & Serigraphs, Icono Gallery, Caracas, Venezuela 1997 "A Ton of Art," Sculptures, Britto Central, Miami Beach, Florida 1995 "Iron Humor," Sculptures, Euroamerican Art Center, Caracas, Venezuela 1992 "Faces and a Watermelon," Sculptures, Oscar Ascanio Gallery, Caracas, Venezuela 1987 "Travel in the Subway with The Castaway," Metro de Caracas, Venezuela 1979 Sculptures and Drawings by Jorge Blanco, Contemporary Art Museum of Caracas Sofia Imber, Caracas, Venezuela 1978 Sculptures & Drawings, Italian -Latin American Institute, Rome, Italy 1976 Drawings by Jorge Blanco, Paesi Nuovi Gallery, Rome, Italy 1975 Drawings & Sculptures by Jorge Blanco,"G"' Gallery, Caracas, Venezuela 1974 30 Drawings by Jorge Blanco, Banap Gallery, Caracas, Venezuela GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2006 -2007 "Sculpture on the plaza ", Sculpturesite Gallery, San Francisco, California 2007 "Sculpture," HW Gallery, Naples, Florida 2006 "Figuratively Speaking Exhibition." Stamford, Connecticut 2006 "Primary Colors" Sculpturesite Gallery," San Francisco, California 2005 -2005 "Sarasota Season of Sculpture International Exhibition." Sarasota, Florida 2005 Grand opening Exhibition. Sculpturesite Gallery," San Francisco, California 2005 HW Gallery, Naples, Florida 2005 "New Works," A New Leaf Gallery - Sculpture Site, Berkeley, California 2004 Fenn Gallery, Woodbury, Connecticut 2004 A New Leaf Gallery, Berkely, California 2004 Art Plus Gallery, Coral Gables, Florida 2004 "ARTEAMERICAS," Miami, Florida 2003 -04 "Urban Trees," Port of San Diego, California 2003 "Sarasota Season of Sculpture," Sarasota, Florida 2003 "Art Center Sarasota," Sarasota, Florida SELECTED HONORS 1999 Selected to represent Venezuela in the "Biennale Internazionale dell'Arte Contemporanea" (International Biannual of Contemporary Art), Florence, Italy 1998 Decorated with the Second Class "Order Andres Bello," for artists by the President of Venezuela 1995- Included in the book "The best graphic design of Latin America & the Caribbean ", Punto Sur, Inc. and Print magazine, New York, USA. "Pedro Leon Zapata Award ", to the best cartoonist. Caracas, Venezuela. 1993 Decorated with the First Class "Order Francisco Fajardo," for renowned Artists, by the Government of the City of Caracas, Venezuela 1983 Represented in the Collection of Cartoons & Caricatures. Basle, Switzerland. First Prize, III Salon of Children Illustrators, Fundacomun. Caracas, Venezuela. 1979 University of Carabobo Award, XXXVI Salon Arturo Michelena, Ateneo de Valencia, Venezuela 1978 Award for Sculpture, Torre D'Ansperto, Milan, Italy First Award for medium format sculpture, Monterrotondo, Italy 1975 University of Carabobo Award, XXXII Salon Arturo Michelena, Ateneo de Valencia, Venezuela Final Recommendation Request City of Palm Beach Gardens AIPP Advisory Board October 16, 2007 Gardens Commerce Center is n■ M Art & Culture Group, Inc. v Gardens Commerce Center Location A • 10415 Riverside Drive • West side of Riverside Drive — approx. one block south of Burns Road • Light industrial • Surrounding area light industrial Gardens Commerce Center Proposed public art location :Art in Public Places Location E w,i ma Ws f ° Main Entrance • Good perspective I :ollvm vehicular & pedestrian traffic v L 2 Point of slower F vehicular traffic — o �� Burns / Riverside a intersection • Best site lines — site layout, code requirements and interface with public area Gardens Commerce Center Proposed public art Andalucia by Jorge Blanco 40 Gardens Commerce Center Proposed public art Andalucia by Jorge Blanco Gardens Commerce Center Proposed public art Andalucia by Jorge Blanco Gardens Commerce Center Proposed public art location jr Main Entrance • Building '`' three acts as a good visual :. ,nab backdrop 1' Sculpture Artwork: "Andalucia" by Jorge Blanco IVHx91x1d'W • Landscape will be installed to enhance public art Gardens Commerce Center Proposed public art &surrounding vegetation � rY�es -wised fiUlLU/hG iOAH aaa¢o s.e. � 4r + f ..3TS .T . MESLANFYEJ I y�4 Z IM Loratibn ,Map t I Art In Public Places to be field located" "Andalucia" by Jorge Blanco 11'H x 91 x 14'W SITE PLAN North J Colleur Bearing G L 4)•�O nz � A 4 Y Gardens Commerce Center Proposed public art information Ij C ollcur i waring tU Q 4y i y Cry V � Z � v L„ R3 4) Gardens Commerce Center Proposed public art night view Ij Cotic ur Hearing C� d� o �A Gardens Commerce Center AIPP estimated timeline • October 2007 — AIPP Advisory Board Final Recommendation • December 2007 — City Council Approval • December 2007 — contract with artist • March / April 2008 — Andalucia installed Gardens Commerce Center AIPP estimated budget AIPP Escrow Amount - $40,416.50 AIPP Budget Breakdown - Estimate Sculpture (fabrication, delivery & installation) $27,000.00 Art Consulting Fee $4,850.00 3% to City of PBG $1,212.50 Site Design, Landscape Design & Landscaping $3,500.00 Lighting / Electrical $3,300.00 Sculpture Foundation / Base $1,400.00 Berm $310.00 Structural Engineer Review & Building Permit $1,000.00 Mics Costs $500.00 Total $43,072.50 Gardens Commerce Center Artist's resume JORGE BLANCO 2315 Florinda St., Sarasota, FL 34231 For thirty years, Jorge Blanco (b. 1945 Caracas, Venezuela) has received recognition for his work as an artist, sculptor, graphic designer, illustrator and humorist. Trained as an industrial designer, Jorge Blanco displays a mastery of emblematic form in sculpture. In 1971 he received an academic degree in Industrial Design, from the Neumann Institute in Caracas. Jorge moved to Rome, Italy in 1974 where he studied at the academy of Fine Arts. His first sculpture exhibition in Europe was a one -man show at the Italian- American Institute in Rome in 1978. In 1979, his sculptures and drawings were exhibited at the Contemporary Art Museum in Caracas. Since then he has participated in over 100 group and solo exhibitions in Venezuela, Europe, Japan and the US. In the United States he has gallery representation in Florida and California. His work is sold privately in Europe and South America. Since 1999 he lives and works in Sarasota, Florida. In 2005 Jorge was highlighted by Florida International Magazine, as one of the creative individuals that help make Florida a destination with unlimited potential. Jorge's sculpture "The Roller" was featured on the cover of American Style Magazine's June 2007 issue about the Top 25 cities for Art. During the last 11 years Jorge has directed his efforts to the creation of large -scale sculpture, convinced that through works that are vibrant and full of optimism he can contribute to the cultural development of our communities. Blanco is very proud of his skill as an artist, his dependability in meeting deadlines and the high quality of his work. This dedication has helped him attain the experience and technical capability to design and construct large -scale sculpture. The materials that he works with are of the highest quality; aluminum, stainless steel, powder coating or polyurethane enamel are combined, achieving excellent results in withstanding the elements. Jorge has successfully installed large scale and medium size works in different public and private sites. PUBLIC ART "Alfresco," University Ridge Park. City of Reno, Nevada "Smile," Hotel Indigo. Sarasota, Florida "Pleasant Tree," City of Chula Vista Public Library, California "Phoenix," Anderson Administration Building, City of Venice, Florida "To Be Red," Commissioned by the Longboat Key Center for the Arts, Sarasota, Florida "Cartwheel," Commissioned by the Public Arts in the Public Schools Project, Sarasota, Florida "The Runners," Permanent Installation. Commissioned by the City of Sarasota "Marathon," Commissioned by "A Gift to My City," Caracas, Venezuela "Nagayama Plaza," Group of 3 sculptures, Commissioned by the Contemporary Sculpture Center, Tokyo, Japan "Sun Smile," Project SMILE. Commissioned by the Tokyo Metropolitan Community Shopping Center Project, Azabu Juban, Minato Ku, Tokyo, Japan "Sun, Blue & Red," "Francisco Fajardo" Highway, Caracas, Venezuela SELECTED ONE MAN EXHIBITIONS 2004 "Sculpture," Longboat Key Center for the Arts. Longboat Key, Florida 2003 "Sculpture," Katherine Butler Gallery, Sarasota, Florida 1997 "Fast Life Metallics" Sculptures & Serigraphs, Icono Gallery, Caracas, Venezuela 1997 "A Ton of Art," Sculptures, Britto Central, Miami Beach, Florida 1995 "Iron Humor," Sculptures, Euroamerican Art Center, Caracas, Venezuela 1992 "Faces and a Watermelon," Sculptures, Oscar Ascanio Gallery, Caracas, Venezuela 1987 "Travel in the Subway with The Castaway," Metro de Caracas, Venezuela 1979 Sculptures and Drawings by Jorge Blanco, Contemporary Art Museum of Caracas Sofia Imber, Caracas, Venezuela 1978 Sculptures & Drawings, Italian -Latin American Institute, Rome, Italy 1976 Drawings by Jorge Blanco, Paesi Nuovi Gallery, Rome, Italy 1975 Drawings & Sculptures by Jorge Blanco,"G" Gallery, Caracas, Venezuela 1974 30 Drawings by Jorge Blanco, Banap Gallery, Caracas, Venezuela GROUP EXHIBITIONS 2006 -2007 "Sculpture on the plaza ", Sculpturesite Gallery, San Francisco, California 2007 "Sculpture," HW Gallery, Naples, Florida GROUP EXHIBITIONS cont. 2006 "Figuratively Speaking Exhibition." Stamford, Connecticut 2006 "Primary Colors" Sculpturesite Gallery," San Francisco, California 2005 -2005 "Sarasota Season of Sculpture International Exhibition." Sarasota, Florida 2005 Grand opening Exhibition. Sculpturesite Gallery," San Francisco, California 2005HW Gallery, Naples, Florida 2005 "New Works," A New Leaf Gallery - Sculpture Site, Berkeley, California 2004Fenn Gallery, Woodbury, Connecticut 2004A New Leaf Gallery, Berkely, California 2004Art Plus Gallery, Coral Gables, Florida 2004 "ARTEAMERICAS," Miami, Florida 2003 -04 "Urban Trees," Port of San Diego, California "Sarasota 2003 "Season of Sculpture," Sarasota, Florida 2003 "Art Center Sarasota," Sarasota, Florida SELECTED HONORS 1999 Selected to represent Venezuela in the "Biennale Internazionale dell'Arte Contemporanea" (International Biannual of Contemporary Art), Florence, Italy 1998 Decorated with the Second Class "Order Andres Bello," for artists by the President of Venezuela 1995 Included in the book "The best graphic design of Latin America & the Caribbean ", Punto Sur, Inc. and Print magazine, New York, USA. "Pedro Leon Zapata Award ", to the best cartoonist. Caracas, Venezuela. 1993 Decorated with the First Class "Order Francisco Fajardo," for renowned Artists, by the Government of the City of Caracas, Venezuela 1983 Represented in the Collection of Cartoons & Caricatures. Basle, Switzerland. First Prize, III Salon of Children Illustrators, Fundacomun. Caracas, Venezuela. 1979 University of Carabobo Award, XXXVI Salon Arturo Michelena, Ateneo de Valencia, Venezuela 1978 Award for Sculpture, Torre D'Ansperto, Milan, Italy First Award for medium format sculpture, Monterrotondo, Italy 1975 University of Carabobo Award, XXXI I Salon Arturo Michelena, Ateneo de Valencia, Venezuela 11 - c c "ANDALUCIA" by Jorge Blanco Dimensions: Approximately 11' H x 9' L x 14'W Top grade aluminum, all the hardware will be marine quality stainless steel (threaded bolts, bolts, washers etc.) Top grade paint using a powder coating technique; finish will be glossy and smooth. "POSITIVELY RED" by Jorge Blanco Dimensions: Approximately 14'H x 8'L x 4'W "60 / 90" (model) by Jorge Blanco Two sizes available A- Dimensions: Approximately 10'H x 7'L x 7'W B- Dimensions: Approximately 20'H x 14'L x 14'W "CHICAGO" (model) by Jorge Blanco Proposed size Dimensions: Approximately 10'H x 10'L x F W Gardens Commerce Center Andalucia by Jorge Blanco -Abstract V -Non-figurative -Elegant & positive -Complex — changes with perspective -Interesting by day and night -Greatly complements development & adjacent areas -Size, mass and negative space of sculpture work well in area — rounded edges of sculpture complement angular lines of buildings — good for pedestrian & vehicular level -Low maintenance -Expedited Permitting Program "ANDALUCIA" by Jorge Blanco Dimensions: Approximately 11' H x 9' L x 14'W Top grade aluminum, all the hardware will be marine quality stainless steel (threaded bolts, bolts, washers etc.) Top grade paint using a powder coating technique; finish will be glossy and smooth. '. Al - �.� o ZZ IME A2 1-4 MIES ............ A3 1-11 �Z band I` i i I 1 106 NOTE: These are the technical drawings for a smaller version of Andalucia. They are to provide a better understanding sculpture. the construction methods for the proposed 11 foo Technical drawings forth the Andalucia are part of the costs involved, proc- ess. Due to the time a the drawings will be done and reviewed by a structural engineer after approval by city council � �Oc i 0 i - .o 'S 8 't l `%lurninvt�tt<�CCSS �,