Way back in 2005, Seattle's Cal Anderson Park bagged a fresh, fabulous twist - the Waterworks, a masterpiece from Douglas Hollis. Swapping out the tired old Lincoln Reservoir and cloaking Seattle's city reservoir under ground, the park got a stylish facelift above the old reservoir location. Hollis drew inspiration from the rowdy Grecs, who called water 'sensitive chaos,' and created Waterworks to serve up smiles, thoughts, and lessons about our precious H2O earth. Pop by Cal Anderson Park for a sneak peek at this dazzling mix of design and nature.
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Written by Friendly Jane
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