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What: |
The Traveling Man is a three-site sculpture series near the DART Deep Ellum Rail Station.
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Why: |
When the need for an at-grade light rail station on Good Latimer required the demolition of the mural-covered tunnel entrance to Deep Ellum, DART committed to the community to provide a new artistic gateway to create a memorable sense of arrival.
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Project Budget: |
$1,404,845.00
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Primary Materials: |
The internal structure is comprised of 5/8-inch to 1 ¼-inch thick steel, ASTM 572 grade 50k. The exterior the sculpture is 1/8-inch brushed 304 stainless steel connected with thousands of visible stainless steel monobolt rivets. The birds are cast and fabricated 304 stainless steel, 1/8-inch thick.
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Sculpture Names
& Sizes: |
The Traveling Man-Walking Tall
is 38-feet tall
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Locations &
Sq. Footage: |
Good Latimer & Swiss Avenue – lot
size 2,220 square feet
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Project Timeline: |
March 2007 – Initial concept submission
by Reel FX (RFX)
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Owner: |
Dallas Area Rapid Transit System
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Artists: |
Brad Oldham, Brandon Oldenburg & Reel FX Creative Studios
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Construction
Manager: |
Brad Oldham, Inc.
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Engineer: |
Nathan D. Maier Consulting Engineers
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Construction
Supervisor: |
C1S Group, Inc.
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Structural Steel
Fabricator: |
Warhogg Customs
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Stainless Steel
Fabricator: |
LM Fabrication
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On-Site Welders: |
Welders Unlimited
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Concrete: |
Axis Contracting
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