Photos: CANSTRUCTION at Park Place Mall
Area architects, designers and engineers formed six teams to construct sculptural designs from canned goods. The installations will remain in place at the mall through October 7, after which the cans will be given to the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona. John Price, an architect and co-ordinator of CANSTRUCTION, estimated at least 15,000 cans would be donated this year.
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Four foot and 11 inches tall Jessie Kenyon, from Within Studio, adds to one of the walls that has grown over her head as she and team Three Babes and a Baby work on their construct Legalize Love.
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Benjamin Gallegos adds to the University of Arizona Architecture School's towering entry, Arizona's Park Place, at the fourth annual CANSTRUCTION held at Park Place Mall.
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Doug Huie, left, with Kittle Design and Construction, and Patrick Bradley, with Rob Paulus Architects, complete another row of cans as the CAN Doers work on their eight foot high three-walled entry iCANic Tucsonans, featuring cans making a pixelized portrait of three well-known Tucson citizens.
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Tim Bowen, with Creative Slice, of team CAN Doers, adds to the eight foot high three walled construct titled iCANic Tucsonans, featuring cans making a pixelized portrait of three well-known natives, this one being Gabby Giffords.
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David Plotkin, with DKP Architecture and Consulting, makes a body complete with his head over the figure he and his and team, Three Babes and a Baby.
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Jason Kosmicki, from Swaim Associates, carefully aligns cans and labels as team AZ WildCANS erects their construct at the fourth annual CANSTRUCTION held at Park Place Mall.