UNT alumna creates sculpture, pavilion for UNT Community Garden “gardenblock” is an icon for sustainability and provides a gathering place for students

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The University of North Texas is now home to a new sculpture inviting visitors to enjoy the university’s community garden, connect with the environment and experience sustainability through art.

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Over time, the Corten steel will naturally oxidize and produce colors of burnt orange, deep reds and ochre yellows that will echo the colors of the garden without the use of chemicals, toxic paints or aerosol applications.
The project was constructed using a CNC plasma cutter in the CVAD sculpture area. Patterns were cut into the steel panels and asymmetrical doorways were cut to allow people to walk underneath and inside the sculpture.
“When I see this piece, it feels like a dream,” said Angerbauer. “It’s been so long in the making; to see it built, this giant steel cube and to see it as I envisioned, I am just ecstatic.”
Angerbauer designed the sculpture for the UNT Community Garden to provide added visibility for this space
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