| 1933 |
MONUMENT TO THE PLOUGH (Unrealized)
Triangular pyramid, one mile wide at each base.
One side plowed, one planted, one left fallow.
Photo
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PLAY MOUNTAIN (Unrealized)
New York City
Photo
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MOMUMENT TO BEN FRANKLIN(Unrealized)
Proposal for Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
|
| 1935 |
SWIMMING POOL FOR JOSEF VON STERNBERG (Unrealized)
Architect: Richard Neutra
Los Angeles, California
|
| 1936 |
HISTORY MEXICO
Cement with
pigment. 22 meters long.
Abelardo
Rodriquez Market, Mexico City, Mexico.
Photo
|
| 1938 |
FORD FOUNTAIN
(CHASSIS FOUNTAIN) FOR WORLDS FAIR
Magnesite.
Size unknown. Destroyed.
Flushing
Meadows, New York
Photo
|
| 1939 |
PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT
FOR ALA MOANA PARK (Unrealized)
Honolulu,
Hawaii
Photo
|
| 1939-40 |
ASSOCIATED PRESS BUILDING
PLAQUE
Stainless steel
casting. 20 x 17 feet.
Winner
of Associated Press Building sculpture
competition.
Rockefeller
Center, New York.
Photo
|
| 1941 |
CONTOURED PLAYGROUND
(Unrealized)
Proposal for
Central Park
New
York City
Photo
|
| 1942 |
PARK AND RECREATION AREA;
and CEMETERY (Unrealized)
Colorado
River relocation Camp for
Japanese-Americans.
Poston,
Arizona.
Photo
|
| 1943 |
THIS TORTURED EARTH
(Unrealized)
Earthwork.
|
| 1945 |
JEFFERSON MEMORIAL PARK
(Unrealized)
Architect:
Edward Durrell Stone.
St.
Louis, Missouri.
Photo
|
| 1947 |
SCULPTURE TO BE SEEN FROM
MARS (Unrealized)
Earthwork
Photo
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TIME-LIFE BUILDING
CEILING
Architect:
Wallace K. Harrison.
Time-Life
Building (destroyed), New York City.
Photo
|
| 1948 |
PARK AND MEMORIAL AT
GANDHI'S BURIAL PLACE (Unrealized)
Architect:
Mayer and Whittlesey.
Raj-gat,
India.
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AMERICAN STOVE COMPANY
BUILDING CEILING
Architect:
Armstrong Harris
American
Stove Company Building, St. Louis,
Missouri.
Photo
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| 1950 |
BELL TOWER FOR HIROSHIMA
(Unrealized)
Hiroshima,
Japan.
Photo
|
| 1951-52 |
FACULTY ROOM AND GARDEN,
SHIN BANRAISHA, KEIO UNIVERSITY
Architect:
Yoshiro Taniguchi
Keio
University, Tokyo, Japan.
Photo
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| 1951 |
GARDEN AND FOUNTAIN FOR
READERS DIGEST BUILDING
Architect:
Antonin Raymond
Fountain:
Iron, 186 x 58 inches, now collection of
Macalester College.
Garden
destroyed.
Tokyo,
Japan.
|
| 1951-52 |
HIROSHIMA BRIDGES
Concrete.
Two bridge railings. Architect:
Kenzo Tange
A. Tsukuru
("to build") (originally Ikiru,"to live")
Photo
B. Yuku
("to depart") (originally Shinu,"to die")
Photo
Hirosima, Japan
|
| 1952 |
MEMORIAL TO THE DEAD OF
HIROSHIMA (Unrealized)
Architect:
Kenzo Tange
Hiroshima,
Japan
Photo
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COURTYARD FOR LEVER
BROTHERS BUILDING (Unrealized)
Architects:
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
New
York City.
Photo
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UNITED NATIONS PLAYGROUND
(Unrealized)
New York
City.
Photo
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CHUO KORAN GALLERY
Complete
interior design
Tokyo,
Japan.
|
| 1956-57 |
GARDENS FOR CONNECTICUT
GENERAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Architects:
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.
Four
gardens.
Sculpture:The Family, Stony Creek granite, 3
elements, 16 x 12 x 6 feet.
Connecticut
General Life Insurance Company (CIGNA)
Bloomfield,
Connecticut.
|
| 1956-58 |
GARDENS FOR UNESCO
Architect:
Marcel Breuer.
Jardin
Japonais and Patio des Delegues
UNESCO
Headquarters, Paris
Photo
|
| 1957 |
MEMORIAL ON 2500TH
ANNIVERSARY OF BUDDHAS
PARANAMNIRVANA (Unrealized)
New Delhi,
India
|
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666 FIFTH AVENUE Lobby
Ceiling and Waterfall Wall
Architects:
Carson and Lunden.
Ceiling:
Aluminum louvers.
Waterfall
wall: Stainless steel louvers, 12 feet
high.
New
York City
Photo
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| 1960-61 |
FIRST NATIONAL CITY BANK
PLAZA, FORT WORTH PLAZA
Architects:
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
Three
Tsukuba granite elements, 20 x 12 x 6
feet high
Fort
Worth, Texas
|
| 1960-64 |
SUNKEN GARDEN FOR
BEINECKE RARE BOOK AND MANUSCRIPT LIBRARY
Architects:
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.
Marble
Yale
University, New Haven, Connecticut
Photo
|
| 1960-65 |
BILLY ROSE SCULPTURE
GARDEN
5 acre site.
The
Israel Museum, Jerusalem
Photo
|
| 1961-62 |
MISSISSIPPI FOUNTAIN
Architects:
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.
Granite, 16 feet high.
Kaig
and Bestoff Building, New Orleans,
Louisiana
|
| 1961-64 |
SUNKEN GARDEN FOR CHASE
MANHATTAN BANK PLAZA
Architects:
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
Black
river stone, granite paving.
Chase
Manhattan Bank Plaza, New York City
Photo
|
| 1961-66 |
RIVERSIDE DRIVE PARK
PLAYGROUND (Unrealized)
Collaboration
with Louis I. Kahn. Five different
plans.
Riverside
Drive between West 101-103 Streets, New
York City.
Photo
|
| 1964 |
GARDENS FOR IBM
HEADQUARTERS
Architects:
Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
Two
gardens. Brazilian granite elements
and painted cement elements.
Armonk,
New York
Photo:1
Photo:2
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TOMB FOR PRESIDENT
KENNEDY (Unrealized)
Architect:
John Carl Warnecke
Washington,
DC
|
| 1965-66 |
PLAYGROUND FOR
"KODOMO NO KUNI"
(CHILDRENS DAY)
Architect:
Yoshio Otani.
Yokohama,
Japan
|
| 1966 |
SCULPTURE FOR MUSEUM OF
MODERN ART, TOKYO
Painted
steel.
Tokyo,
Japan.
Photo
|
| 1968 |
RED CUBE
Red painted
steel. 24 feet high.
140
Broadway (Marine Midland Bank Building),
New York City
Photo
|
| 1969 |
BLACK SUN
Black
Brazilian granite. 108 inches in
diameter.
Seattle
Art Museum (Volunteer Park), Seattle,
Washington.
Photo
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SKYVIEWING SCULPTURE
Black
painted steel. Western Washington
State College
Bellingham,
Washington
Photo
|
| 1970 |
EXPO 70 FOUNTAINS
Nine
stainless steel fountains
Osaka,
Japan.
Photo
|
| 1972 |
SCULPTURES, BAYERISCHE
VEREINS BANK
Two
elements. Black and white granite,
and aluminum.
Granite
cube tetrahedron measures 16 feet each
side.
Aluminum
cubic tetrahedron measures 8 feet each
side.
Computer
Center, Bayerische Vereins Bank, Munich,
Germany
|
| 1972-79 |
PHILIP A. HART PLAZA and
HORACE E. DODGE FOUNTAIN
Architects:
Noguchi Fountain and Plaza, Inc.
Associate
architects: Smith, Hinchman and Grylls,
Associates
Eight-acre
plaza with 30 foot high stainless steel
fountain and 120 foot
high
pylon.
Detroit,
Michigan
Photo
|
| 1974-76 |
INTETRA, MIST FOUNTAIN
Tetrahedral
internal mist fountain. Stainless
steel, 24 x 18 feet.
Society
of the Four Arts, West Palm Beach,
Florida
Photo
|
| 1974 |
SUPREME COURT BUILDING
FOUNTAINS
Six
fountains. Granite.
Supreme
Court Building, Tokyo, Japan
|
| 1975 |
LANDSCAPE OF TIME
Granite.
Five elements.
Jackson
Federal Building, Seattle, Washington.
Photo
|
| 1974-75 |
SHINTO
Aluminum.
17 feet long.
Bank
of Tokyo Building, New York.
(Destroyed April 1980)
|
| 1975-76 |
PLAYSCAPES, PIEDMONT PARK
Playground
with play sculpture
Atlanta,
Georgia
Photo
|
| 1976 |
PORTAL
Steel
Pipe. 35 x 40 feet.
Cuyahoga
Justice Center, Cleveland, Ohio.
Photo
|
| 1976-77 |
FOUNTAINS,
CELEBRATION OF THE 200TH ANNIVERSARY OF
THE FOUNDING OF THE REPUBLIC, ART
INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO.
Granite and
stainless steel. Two
elements. 40 x 40 feet.
Collection:
Ferguson Monument Fund.
Chicago,
Illinois.
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SKY GATE
Painted
steel. 24 feet high
Honolulu,
Hawaii.
Photo
|
| 1977 |
SACRED ROCKS OF
KUKANILOKO (Unrealized)
Earthwork.
Hawaii
|
| 1977-78 |
HEAVEN (TENGOKU), SOGETSU
FLOWER ARRANGING SCHOOL
Interior
garden and granite pylon.
Sogetsu
Flower Arranging School, Tokyo, Japan.
Photo
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MOMO TARO
Granite.
9 elements.
Storm
King Art Center, Mountainville, New York
Photo
|
| 1978-86 |
THE LILLIE and HUGH ROY
CULLEN SCULPTURE GARDEN
Sculpture
garden for Houston Museum of Fine Arts.
Houston,
Texas
|
| 1979 |
BAYFRONT PARK
28 acre
site, with Challenger Monument
Under
construction
Miami,
Florida.
Photo
|
| |
PIAZZA, FINANZIARIA FIERE
DI BOLOGNA
Architect:
Kenzo Tange
Pedestrian
plaza, unfinished
Bologna,
Italy.
|
| 1980-82 |
CALIFORNIA SCENARIO
2 acre site
at Two Town Center, South Coast Plaza.
Garden
includes 3 fountains and The Spirit of
the Lima Bean (granite, 12 feet high)
Costa
Mesa, California.
Photo
|
| 1980-83 |
CONSTELLATION (FOR LOUIS
KAHN)
Basalt. 4
elements. 100 x 100 feet.
Kimbell
Art Museum, Fort Worth, Texas
Photo
|
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PLAZA FOR THE JAPANESE
AMERICAN CULTURAL & COMMUNITY CENTER.
Plaza with
sculpture To the Issei (basalt, 2
elements).
Little
Tokyo, Los Angeles, California.
Photo
|
| 1983-84 |
BOLT OF LIGHTNING...
MEMORIAL TO BEN FRANKLIN
Stainless
steel. 101-1/2 feet high.
Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania
Photo
|
| 1984 |
DOMON KEN MUSEUM GARDEN
Interior
garden with sculpture. 30 x 36
feet. Granite steps with water
cascading
into the lake.
Sakata,
Japan
Photo
|
| 1988 |
MOERE-NUMA KOEN
400-acre park with play sculpture
Under construction
Sapporo, Japan
|
| 1988-90 |
SLIDE MANTRA
Black
granite, over 10 feet high.
Sapporo,
Japan
Photo
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