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Oriental stone lanterns have graced temples, gardens, and homes for ages. Here I use that precept to explore a combination lantern and water fountain that is intended as an ornamental addition to a garden. Within the concrete lantern is a light source that glitters through a surrounding curtain of vertically cascading water that ends up in a surrounding pool. |
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All images are copyright 2008 by Ames Guyton. All rights reserved. Ames Guyton
is a licensed architect in the state of Florida (AR0008309). He is registered
with the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB).
He has a Master's Degree from Columbia University, and has over thirty
years experience as an architect, having worked for some of America's
most distinguished firms, including Marcel Breuer, one of the founders
of modern architecture. He has toured Europe many times and has spent
six months in the Orient. He has photographed many of Frank Lloyd
Wright's buildings as well. Address: 1015 Marvone Lane, Jacksonville, Florida, 32266 Telephone: (904) 249-5018 For
questions, comments, or more information, email me at klkalg@comcast.net
This page last updated on March 14, 2008
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