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The downtown Boulder Real Estate project consists of 4 three - story units, with the option of one or two bedrooms per unit, plus a finished basement, covered private on - site parking and roof - top deck with unstoppable Flatirons views.

The images, which ranged from recognizable landmarks such as Manhattan's Flatiron Building to mundane street signage or a bundle of electric wiring fixed to a ceiling, were edited down to 450 photographs that are shown through a two - channel video installation projected onto perpendicular walls.

Art received the International Art Critics Association (AICA - USA)'s 2010 Second Place award for «Best Project in a Public Space» for the organization's exhibition of Antony Gormley: Event Horizon, which featured 31 sculptures of the human form placed in and around Madison Square Park and on the rooftops of architectural treasures throughout New York City's Flatiron District and environs.