Greater Cleveland Rapid Transit Authority

Puritas Rapid Transit Station  

“Eclecticity, Connectivity, Comfort and Direction”  A Functional Art Proposal by John Goodworth, GCRTA and Artists:Ron Baron, William Culbertsonand Krystov Zudowski

March 2007

 

Site PlanNode # 1

Node # 2

Node # 3

Node # 4

Artwork Locations

Site PlanNode # 1

Artwork Locations

Node # 1

Title: The Puritas PromenadeLocation: Node 1, The corner at West150th StreetArtist: William Culbertson

A masonry and precast seating and wall sculpture. The two large columns feature relief sculpture representing the Puritas area and community.

Dimensions: 20’ x 20’ x 8’

Masonry for the promenade would match the masonry for the building thereby extending the station experience to the corner.

The ground will be graded up behind the wall sections ensuring safety and security.

The sculptural wall unit will also serve as bus-stop seating as well as a backdrop to the node.

Styling is meant to echo the Station styling, creating a visual connection to the two locations.

Bench seating

 

Sculpted relief panels on the four sides of the tall columnsreflect the neighborhood's past and it’s future aspirations.

Relief imagery shown for concept only – not actual design

Title: Lamp Clusters #1Location: Node 1, The corner at West150th StreetArtist: Krystof Zukowski

Node 1 will be illuminated by a soft sleek and sculptural lighting cluster Number 1, which will also provide direction along the walkway to the station entry.

 •Light pole elements are 3” o.d. stainless steel.

•Top globe elements are 12” diameter frosted polycarbonate

•Light elements are 150W metal halide bulbs

•Ballasts and wiring with multi-tap box for either 120v, 208v, 240v or 277v – N.I.C.

Suitcase #1

Location: Node 1

Artist: Ron Baron

A singular standing bronze suitcase will be placed in front of the seating portion of the Promenade to provide a pleasant unassuming statement that the pedestrian is entering a travel portal.

Site Plan

Node # 2

Artwork Locations

Sculptural Bench No. 1Location: Node 2 Artist: Ron Baron

Node 2 is a semi-circular walkway opening located approximately halfway along the new pedestrian walkway. It is located at the vortex of the on and off ramps of I-71.

Sculptural Bench No. 1 will be located at the center of the semi-circular opening facing the on and off ramps.

The Sculptural Bench will serve as bus stop seating as well as a place of temporary comfort, rest and re-organization for passengers who may have packages or luggage.

This node would be illuminated by sculptural Light Cluster No. 2 by Krystov Zukowski, providing further direction along the walkway to the station entry.

Sculptural Bench

Site Plan

Node # 3

Artwork Locations

Node 3 is another semi-circular walkway opening locatedapproximately 190 ft. in front of the station entry.

Singular illumination via sculptural lighting cluster no. 3 by Krystov Zukowski, completes direction to the station along the walkway to the station entry.

Site Plan

Node # 4

Artwork Locations

Node 4 is the area of approach sidewalk immediately in front of the station. Symmetrical placement of Sculptural Benches No. 2 and No. 3 by Ron Baron on either side of the entry door arch will welcome travelers into the station thereby completing the Functional Art Installation

Bench No. 3

Bench No. 2

Sculptural Benches

The three artists projects:

The Puritas PromenadeLocation: Node 1Artist: William Culbertson

Lamp ClustersLocations: Node 1, Node 2, Node 3Artist: Krystof Zukowski

Sculptural Benchs & SuitcaseLocations: Node 1, Node 2, Node 4 Artist: Ron Baron

The Puritas PromenadeLocation: Node 1Artist: William Culbertson

Lamp ClustersArtist: Krystof Zukowski

Sculptural Benchs & Suitcase

Locations: Node 1, Node 2 Node 4 Artist: Ron Baron

Materials: Bronze, Granite

Greater Cleveland Rapid Transit Authority

Puritas Rapid Transit Station  

“Eclecticity, Connectivity, Comfort and Direction”  A Functional Art Proposal by John Goodworth, GCRTA and Artists:Ron Baron, William Culbertson and Krystov Zudowski

PowerPoint prepared by William Culbertson March 2007