 Wave- Form Topography: Inimated Water |
 Pipes Artworks : Higher than human height to prevent children falling in |
| The other thing is the siting of landscape art. Pipes could be taken from sewers, modified, and connected to back to the mains to convey the sound of water. The sound would vary according to different diameters or lengths of pipes. These pipes are set on special nodes of streets-sewers--anywhere the stream used to flow. Wave-form topography is another possible inspiration for landscape artwork. Beautiful forms can be derived from derived from the wave equations of fluid mechanics. When rain drops and water flows, it might run through the tilted topography and form different types of waves. |
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