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Client: LBA Realty
Location: Denver, CO, United States
Completion date: 2021
Project Team
Designer / Artist
Erin Kinsey
Artisan Moss
General Contractor (client)
Mary Harvey
Boots Construction
Architect
T.Vo
Gensler
Overview
A collaboration between Artisan Moss (Artist) Gensler (Architect) and Boots Construction (GC), this installation was designed to bring an oversized statement of natural preserved (maintenance free) botanical (moss & fern plant) wall. Approximately 400″ wide X 96″ tall & turning a corner at 134 degrees, this piece performs as a dominant feature in the space. Additional botanical pieces were created to support the main wall in the project.
Goals
Creating a refined piece of preserved botanicals to stimulate an environment where the office lobby blends with nature in a way that refreshes and delights viewers. Ensuring the piece flows within the space seamlessly with other natural architecture.
Process
Artisan Moss was charged with bringing inspiration into the Lobby at Denver Place on behalf of the client. Client allowed Artisan Moss to feature unique mixed media preserved botanicals with high textural elements to create an installation that plays with nature, light, and shadows.
Additional Information
We were pleased to have the addition of such a large and flowing installation to our project portfolio along with our other numerous commercial and institutional installations. The finished space is a deeply satisfying example of biophilic design.