Fort Lauderdale, FL
Sunset Hammock, a monumental environmental public-art project in Sunset Point Park, in Tamarac, Florida raises awareness about the critical role of the Everglades within the ecological balance of South Florida. The art project renders saturated moments in time as the day reveals itself, increasing its intensity in color, view, and connectivity to the largest subtropical wilderness in the United States.
This concept for a public art sculpture juxtaposes the expansiveness of the Everglades with infrastructure that includes a modular rhythmic red aluminum structure and 20-by-3-foot periscope oriented towards the Everglades. Sunset Hammock integrates the adjacent wetland with a community park and includes an educational children’s art program done in collaboration with Young At Art Museum. This project has been awarded an NEA Our Town Grant.
Sunset Pointe Park, Tamarac, Florida
Margi Glavovic Nothard, artist
Status: Built
Location: Tamarac, FL, US
Firm Role: Public Artist
Additional Credits: Owner: City of Tamarac: John Doherty, Public Services Director, Ron Stein, Sr. Project Manager: George Gadson and Beth Ravitz, Public Art Project Managers
Architect: Glavovic Studio Inc.
Landscape Architect: City of Tamarac
Structural Engineer: Larry De Rose Engineers
Civil Engineer: Larry De Rose Engineers
Design Build Contractor: TechGroup One; RSP Engineers, Inc.
Structure & Finish: Espinosa Powder Coating & Decorative Fencing
Photography: Robin Hill Photography