Maurice Ferre Park Sculptures
Nestled in the bustling heart of downtown Miami, Maurice Ferre Park, formerly known as Museum Park, sprawls across 21 acres, offering a dynamic and engaging public space. At its core is an outdoor exhibit featuring 52 larger-than-life sculptures of dogs and cats, each a unique creation by local artists. These whimsical art installations are thoughtfully arranged amidst a vibrant garden, highlighting native plants and infusing the cityscape with an enchanting artistic allure. One of the park’s standout features is the longest waterfront bay walk in Miami, providing a picturesque promenade stretching from Biscayne Boulevard to Biscayne Bay.
Our Client: Bayfront Park Management Trust
The Bayfront Park Management Trust Corporation oversees the administration of both Bayfront Park and Maurice Ferre Park in Downtown Miami. Committed to excellence, the trust is devoted to the upkeep of the parks’ green spaces, ensuring a superb experience for both visitors and residents. Their dedication underscores the importance of creating a welcoming environment for everyone who explores these urban oases.
SPECIALIZED STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING COMPANY FOR Structural Components: EASTERN ENGINEERING GROUP
Eastern Engineering Group was responsible for creating detailed shop drawings and providing essential calculations for the Maurice Ferre Park Sculptures project. Our main focus was on designing the foundations for both the Canine and Cats Sculptures with meticulous attention to detail. We ensured that our design adhered strictly to the latest edition of the Florida Building Code, as well as other relevant standards and codes currently in effect, to ensure structural integrity and compliance.
Fun Facts
Did you know that the enchanting sculptures of dogs and cats at Maurice Ferre Park have a special charm that captivates the hearts of young visitors? These larger-than-life installations, created by local artists, serve as whimsical companions for children exploring the park. The vibrant and imaginative designs of these sculptures spark the curiosity and creativity of young minds, turning Maurice Ferre Park into a magical playground of art.
