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Gear Sculpture Designer: Joe Clark of Architectural Elements Fabricator: Joe Clark of Architectural Elements The gear sculpture base was cut from 1" thick steel with a computer controlled oxygen and acetylene cutting torch. The steel gears were then treated with a rust patina and allowed to weather naturally.
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Sculptural Garden Walls Designers: Susan Harrison and Joe Clark Fabricator: Joe Clark of Architectural Elements The walls of steel were specially designed by Susan Harrison of Private Gardens Design and Joe Clark of Architectural Elements. Susan's vision was to create a visual divider to define the back yard space. Susan and Joe defined the shape and scale of the sculptures. Joe built a scale model of the project to present to Susan's clients. They loved her concept so she hired Joe to engineer and facilitate the construction of the walls. The sculptures were craned into place and set into engineered concrete footings.
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Bonsai Tree Designer: Joe Clark of Architectural Elements Fabricator: Joe Clark of Architectural Elements This bonsai tree was hand built from scrap steel. The trunk was formed from large diameter bailing wire and covered with welds. The leaves were plasma cut and hammered from a nicely rusted piece of sheet steel. The tree was planted in a bed of boilermakers slag and rusty steel chips.
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