Veterans Garden
- Artist
- Susan Narduli
- Year
- 2015
- Artwork Type
- Monument
- Media & Support
- Basalt on concrete
- Dimensions
- 21 ft.x 65 ft.* (6 x 20 m)
- Department
- Workforce Development, Aging & Community Services
- Location
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Liberty Plaza
14181 Telegraph Road
Whittier, CA - District
- 4
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Location
Latitude: -118.029063 - Longitude: 33.928413
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Description
Marking the south entrance to Liberty Community Plaza, "Veterans Garden" by Artist Susan Narduli is a communal space to gather, reflect and honor the nation's veterans. Key elements of the design include a dedication wall, a grove of ginkgo trees, planted roses, concrete benches and a path of engraved pavers inscribed with the names of local community members who have served or now serve in the armed forces. The garden is a lasting tribute to the men and women who have defended this country during times of war and peace.
About the Artist
Susan Narduli leads the design team for Narduli Studio, an interdisciplinary design practice with commissions in public spaces, urban installations, light and digital environments, architecture, and landscapes. After receiving a Master in Architecture from the University of California, Los Angeles, Narduli became a project designer for Frank Gehry. Her design studio has received numerous awards for design and public art, and has exhibited and published internationally. For more information about Narduli, please visit: www.nardulistudio.com
Susan Narduli leads the design team for Narduli Studio, an interdisciplinary design practice with commissions in public spaces, urban installations, light and digital environments, architecture, and landscapes. After receiving a Master in Architecture from the University of California, Los Angeles, Narduli became a project designer for Frank Gehry. Her design studio has received numerous awards for design and public art, and has exhibited and published internationally. For more information about Narduli, please visit: www.nardulistudio.com