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Ribbon Worm / Tide Pools


Endangered Garden
Candlestick Cove, San Francisco, California
1987-97
Tidal Sculpture


In 1987 I was asked to co-design a new thirty million dollar sewer for San Francisco. By burying the sewer, its roof could become a baywalk, thirty feet wide and one-third of a mile long. Ribbon Worm/Tide Pools serves as a path down to the beach, and forms a transition between baywalk and bay. At high tide the wormÕs lower loops fill with water, creating habitat for vertically zoned intertidal communities.



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Patricia Johanson



MAlL: 179 Nick Mush Road
Buskirk, NY 12028
PHONE: (518) 753-4795
FAX/MODEM: (518) 753-4795
EMAIL: patriciajohanson@aol.com
URL: www.patriciajohanson.com
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ME FOR: 		Exhibitions - Teaching - Lectures - Projects
I AM SEEKING: To be of service.
ARTWORK: LARGE SCALE PUBLIC WORKS THAT SOLVE ENVIRONMENTAL PROBLEMS



I use aesthetics to help solve environmental problems and create habitat and public recreational space.



COMMISSIONS INCLUDE:

ROCKY MARCIANO TRAIL AND SALISBURY RIVER GREENWAY, Brockton, Ma., (with National Park Service), 1997 -

ULSAN DRAGON PARK, Ulsan, South Korea, (with Qikos), 1996 -

NAIROBI RIVER PARK, Nairobi, Kenya, 1995-

PARK FOR THE AMAZON RAINFOREST, Obidos, Brazil, 1992 -

ENDANGERED GARDEN, San Francisco, California, 1987-97

FAIR PARK LAGOON, Dallas, Texas, 1981-86