CRAIG T. KOJIMA / CKOJIMA @STARADVERTISER.COM Solomon Enos, right, welcomed the public to help paint a new virtual watery landscape around the state Capitol. Under the guidance of Enos, Cynthia and ...
A waterless representation of the ocean using glass tiles is planned to replace the reflecting pools around the state Capitol. Yes — according to the new plans, the Capitol is going dry. The State ...
The pool, now named The Stenclik Family Reflecting Pool, is located on the eastern side of the building and wraps around the exterior of the Mary Seton Room. The project, which costed around $450,000, ...
Finishing touches are being applied to the design for a waterless representation of the ocean to replace dysfunctional reflecting pools around the state Capitol, paint dot by paint dot applied by ...
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