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Artwork Description
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The Octopus was constructed by Michale
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vehicle transmission. The interior lighting
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welded out of a construction joe box (a large
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The Octopus sculpture dimensions are 6 feet *` ' . A
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Blue LED lights (mood /accent lighting) for the piece
which is located inside the base of sculpture. Similar
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lighting to the sculpture Mosquito's body (not the
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' Maintenance: The artwork requires minimal
maintenance as it is clear coated with several
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Recommended maintenance is waxing once a year
as a car.
Installation and completion will be scheduled and delivered upon request from owner.
Sculpture siting and installation description:
PAD: Sculpture will be placed on top of a custom concrete pad. The pad is 12 inches high and 6 -7 feet round.
This large circular pad will allow the piece to stand alone giving the public safety from any edges of the
sculpture. The concrete pad will be sloped so water will drain away from the art. The Pad will contain proper
anchoring for the metal sculpture to be welded directly into the concrete pad to meet the City's wind Toad
requirements.
VISIBILITY: The sculpture location is just north of the front entrance public space of the hotel and will be visible
and accessible 24 hours to hotel guests and the general public.
SETTING AND DISPLAY: In the small front entrance public space courtyard setting surrounding the sculpture
will be 3 bench seats. The sculpture is 6 feet in diameter and 6 feet high. On the 12" base the total artwork
height will be an approximate 7 feet tall. The setting consists of a circular brick paved pathway around the
sculpture with a 6" riverstone band giving the setting a water type effect without the problems of having actual
water interacting with the sculpture.
LIGHTING: Sculpture will have 3 custom LED lights in the pad uplighting the sculpture.
PLAQUE: The artists, artwork name and description will be displayed on a permeant plaque made of etched
metal (weather proof).
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The City of Boynton Beach
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r4(' Public Art Manager Permit #:
100 E. Boynton Beach Blvd./P.O. Box 310
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P phone (561) 742 -6026 fax (561) 742 -6089
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Public Art Information Form -B
APPLICATION MUST BE SUBMITTED WITH THE SITE PLAN APPLICATION
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Project description (include the projects design /image intent, special features /amenities, special
construction materials)
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Is the Art Location accessible to the public? Yes X No
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ill artist be hired by developer • Au: or no) If yes, artist resume must be submitted for approval eY
Cali to Artists required through the Arts Commission MD (yes orb Th bo 2 B oats
Construction value for the project
(official construction valuation to be submitted with permit application)
1% Public Art Fee =
Budget for the Art element(s) in the project 70% of the 1% = Cc/ 70
Elect to pay public Art Fee in lieu of Public Art in Project (circle one) yes t o
Site plan date
Estimated completion date k wta.i 2e /t
Date received ordinance with recommendations and guidelines
March 2015
PROJECT BUDGET Total $ 56,700
Sculpture $ 29,500
Shipping $ 1,500
Installation $ 1,500
Custom lighting $ 2,500
Bench seating,
concrete pad,
pavers, river rock
border & landscaping $ 15,000
Engineer and Architect $ 2,200
Construction supervision
for siting and installation
of artwork $ 4,500