The scope for this Project focuses on the selected proposal design and installation of an interior public artwork or artworks that will enhance the experience of the community while inside the building. The Project should establish a unique sense of place and creatively reflect the character and history of the City and its Old Town neighborhood. The goal of the Project is to install site-specific landmark artwork that creates a point for discussion and an interest inside the City facility. The Project should strive to reflect and promote the history of the senior center building site, intended use of the facility, and the City’s values and citizenry. The Project may be constructed of any appropriate material, including, but not limited to, paper, metal, wood, digital images, or photographs. Special attention and focus on the use of materials that reflect the origins of the City is encouraged. The Project may be designed to move within the confines of the building space, but such movement must be restricted so it does not endanger building occupants or the structure. The Project will be suspended inside a tower located in the center of the building (see attached photos and measurements). The tower has been designed to accommodate a Project installation not exceeding a total of one thousand (1,000) pounds. The art must be able to pass through existing doorways that measure six feet wide and six feet seven inches tall (6’ x 6’7”). The four (4) walls of the tower can be used to enhance the installed Project. There are four (4) gang boxes with one (1) gang box located on each of the four (4) tower walls. All four (4) boxes will accommodate 120 voltage each. Lighting from above the tower and adjacent to the Project may be available and may potentially be incorporated.

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