The holiday décor on display was inspired by the architectural motif of the Allen Lambert Galleria, the geometry of a single snowflake, and the allure of a freshly frosted-over window pane.

The structural members in the Allen Lambert Galleria were inspired by a fractal patterns occurring in nature. Studio F Minus took that concept and applied it to the construction of snowflakes in nature. Beginning with a “Y” shape, drawn from the Galleria, then repeating and rotating that shape to create a new crystalline structure.

Studio F Minus creates public conversations through art. The team is comprised of Mitchell F Chan, Brad Hindson, and Michael Simon working with a network of world-class fabricators, engineers, and technologists.

Studio F Minus’ creative process is driven by two core principles: considering the public experience, and capturing public values. Because each site we create for is different, each of our artworks is unique.

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