Aztec Pavilion
A permanent installation commissioned by the City of El Paso, Texas.
A permanent installation commissioned by the City of El Paso, Texas.
The Aztec Pavilion is a permanent public art installation commissioned by the City of El Paso, Texas with the assistance of a federal Renewable Energy Demonstration grant. The sculpture is composed entirely of CorTen steel and features ceiling rings intricately cut to form a copy of the Aztec Calendar. 9 solar panels collect energy to power AC outlets & lighting, returning unused power to the city grid. Educational signage near the structure provides an introduction to solar technology and a detailed description of how the pavilion works.
Awards & Recognition
U.S. Department of Energy
Federal Renewable Energy Demonstration Grant
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