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Sang Gwon Kim (white/shorts) landscape architecture
Abraham Perez (tie) landscape architecture other team
Diego Valencia (gray) winner landscape architiecture.

Three designers, a fiber artist and a musician collaborated to create the winning design for this year’s X-Square competition – the ultimate Herberger Institute interdisciplinary challenge.

Four Valley professionals chose X-Scape from among the five proposals submitted by teams composed of students from the ASU School of Art and The Design School and at least one other of the Herberger Institute’s six schools.

This year’s winning design will be installed on Neeb Plaza, located between the School of Art and The Design School, to create a multi-level and multi-purpose seating, lounging and gathering spot with trees providing shade and natural plantings, combined with an artificial turf to create an inviting and comfortable place for the campus community.

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Sang Gwon Kim (white/shorts) landscape architecture<br /> Abraham Perez (tie) landscape architecture other team<br /> Diego Valencia (gray) winner landscape architiecture.<br /> <br /> Three designers, a fiber artist and a musician collaborated to create the winning design for this year’s X-Square competition – the ultimate Herberger Institute interdisciplinary challenge.<br /> <br /> Four Valley professionals chose X-Scape from among the five proposals submitted by teams composed of students from the ASU School of Art and The Design School and at least one other of the Herberger Institute’s six schools.<br /> <br /> This year’s winning design will be installed on Neeb Plaza, located between the School of Art and The Design School, to create a multi-level and multi-purpose seating, lounging and gathering spot with trees providing shade and natural plantings, combined with an artificial turf to create an inviting and comfortable place for the campus community.