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Brilliant public art on many levels: A prank by the artist so authentic in its appearance that it fooled the parks department. But after getting over their initial impression of the trickster, according to Andy Jiang, here in this video, the parks department reinstalled it to great success. Bravo for adding a bit of whimsy.

Site furnishings don't have to be bought, in part, because manufactured pieces are far removed from their creators and lack responsiveness to local interest or freedom of artistic expression. If you are considering a career in landscape architecture, what creativity can you bring to site furnishings?