I-Beam, Binghamton, NY - Converted Fountains on Waymarking.com

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From Smithsonian description IAS NY000765: "An abstract fountain sculpture consisting of intersecting planes of broken I-beams in two welded configurations. "
"The fountain sculpture was commissioned specifically for Binghamton's Governmental Plaza and cost $205,000. Funding was provided by Binghamton's Art in Public Places One Percent for Art Program."
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"Same goes for the enormous "I Beam" sculpture that cost $200,000 to install in 1972.
The Masao Kinoshita creation originally included water fountains and lighting from below.
The intent was to create a multi-colored mist out of which rose the beams in a similar rebirth theme as Cono Tronco.
The Superintendent of the State Office Building, Adam Wright, tells NewsChannel 34 that he's submitted a proposal to the state to have the fountains and lighting repaired."

Setting: Outside Place: Governmental Plaza, Binghamton, NY Use: Sculpture element remains.

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