Art at Hasenbank Park
Tuesday, June 17, 2025
Hasenbank Park stormwater treatment project overview
Public art installations as interpretive educational features
Watershed district and city collaboration
Stormwater management and infiltration operations
Landscape restoration and soil health initiatives
Areas of Interest (3)
- The intersection of civil engineering and public art as an educational tool for environmental infrastructure.
- Inter-agency collaboration between watershed districts and municipalities in infrastructure development.
- Public response to the integration of mechanical stormwater management in recreational park spaces.
Notable Quotes (2)
We felt it more important to work with creative people to get a different kind of view on the project and get a different interpretation of what this means.
Public art installationsExplaining the rationale for integrating art into infrastructure.
The project here at Hasenbank Park is really one of the just coolest projects I've worked on in my entire career.
Project scopePersonal reflection on the multi-faceted nature of the park project.
People (2)
Aaron DysartArtistCreated two large sculptures for the Hasenbank Park art installation.
Created two large sculptures for the Hasenbank Park art installation.
Christopher E. HarrisonArtistDesigned a concrete stepping stone installation for the park.
Designed a concrete stepping stone installation for the park.
Places Mentioned
Hasenbank ParkPowers LakeFish LakeWoodbury, MinnesotaWashington County
Events & Meetings (1)
- 2021: Initial feasibility study and project concept development