Work
civic art extension
Page 01This project followed directly from our larger el Cerrito del Norte installation on the same building. The main work carried the weight of being a singular gesture; the challenge here was to address secondary building edges and voids without competing with or diluting that impact.
Page 02Our approach wasn’t to replicate, but to extend. We borrowed the same fabrication intelligence — CNC-cut and folded aluminum and modular efficiency — and redeployed it as a more restrained, service-oriented system. Instead of spectacle, the infill panels deliver durability, ease of installation, and a subtle play of light and shadow that animates the pedestrian experience.
Page 03The result is a second act that supports the building without imitation:
Page 04Strategic restraint: keeping the main artwork singular while ensuring continuity of language.
Page 05Fabrication discipline: carrying forward proven processes and material fidelity.
Page 06Practical service: a lightweight, cost-effective system designed for straightforward installation.
Everyday engagement: surfaces that shift with light and movement along the greenway.
Credits Design — Andre Caradec with Andrei Hakhovich Fabrication — S/U/M
Project Credits
Fabrication discipline: carrying forward proven processes and material fidelity.
Practical service: a lightweight, cost-effective system designed for straightforward installation.
Credits
Design — Andre Caradec with Andrei Hakhovich
Fabrication — S/U/M