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Scottsdale Center For The Performing Arts

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Public Art

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Canal Convergence
Tournament Players Club Bridge Underpass
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Robert Harrison

Tournament Players Club Bridge Underpass

Robert W. Harrison, an architectural ceramist living in Montana, has had much experience in combining the physical environment of a site with historical and architectural influences. His tile work accentuates the arches in the bridge, and the spiraling copper clad capitols reference the saguaro cactus blossoming at sunset. Golfers in carts pass under this bridge and enjoy the beautiful surroundings while being exposed to public art.

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Location17438 N Hayden Rd, Scottsdale, AZ 85255, USA

ArtistRobert Harrison

DatesCompleted 1997

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