Miscellaneous Projects

Canned Food Sculpture Team Members: Paritosh Kumar - Team Captain, Anita B. Kumar, Anjali Bais Mission Statement: This is in remembrance of the tragedy of 9/11. The torch on top represents the undying human "spirit." The rising sun at the back represents "hope & rejuvenation." The horizontal crown at the base with our flag colors of red, white, and blue, represent "liberty." The two silver colored towers represent the World Trade Center. The three sloping structures on the three sides of the towers represent "rebuilding." The two stacks of round cans on either side in the form of debris represent "the fallen structures and heroes." The other props, including the flag, crown and dove on the globe, represent patriotism, liberty and world peace respectively. They relate to other parts of the sculpture and meaning to the whole design. This project was also broadcast by "NBC" television.

Monument to the Spirit A proposal for the rebuilding of the World Trade Center As featured in CNN.com 9/10/02

Design Competition We received a certificate from Lower Manhattan Development Corporation recognizing our participation in World Trade Center site Memorial Competition.

Girl Scouts Community service - Girl Scout cookie box Sculpture competition We help a local chapter of Girl Scouts to familiarize them with architecture and build a giant sculpture from empty cookie boxes.It was a design competition we received an award for. The sculptures were displayed in Woodbridge Mall & a bank in Jersey.