POP Rocks is featured in an article published by Fast Company highlighting the creation and success of the pedestrian-centric development in the Mission Rock neighborhood in San Francisco! POP Rocks, a universally accessible public art installation, is one of the street room installations that activates this new public corridor. The mixed use neighborhood was developed through a partnership between the San Francisco Giants, the Port of San Francisco, and developer Tishman Speyer. Read the Fast Company Article here!
POP Rocks Featured in August Issue of Landscape Architecture Magazine
Terrain Work’s public art installation, POP Rocks, is currently featured in the August issue of Landscape Architecture Magazine. POP Rocks is an interactive permanent art installation in the Mission Bay district of San Francisco that is a result of a competition organized by Mission Rock Partner to enliven the public realm of their new development on San Francisco’s historical waterfront. Mission Rock partners is a joint venture between the San Francisco Giants and Tishman Speyer that is creating a vibrant new neighborhood in the heart of downtown San Francisco. To learn more about POP Rocks click here.
Terrain Work Wins Public Art Commission in San Francisco
Terrain Work is delighted to announce that our public art installation, POP Rocks ,has been selected as a permanent art installation in the Mission Bay district of San Francisco. The Mission Rock development is a joint venture between the San Francisco Giants and Tishman Speyer. The competition for Mission Rock Street Rooms provided an opportunity to shape the identity and experience of San Francisco’s historic waterfront.
“Erupting from the sidewalk, POP Rocks, creates a dynamic sandstone sculpture that invites people to interact with it. The sandstone highlights the unique geological rock formations found in the San Francisco Bay Area while integrating splashes of orange and yellow reminiscent of the native California poppy wildflowers. While developing our artwork, POP Rocks, it was important for our ideas to be embedded in the enduring history of the San Francisco Bay Area landscape while creating a place where the whole community could delight in the unexpected.” - Theodore Hoerr, Founding Principal Terrain Work. To learn more abut POP Rocks click here.