via youtube.com Someone made this video montage of opening day at Bremerton Harborside Memorial Plaza. The shots start at the upper pool, then along the channel to the middle fountain by the ship mast and then down to the lower …

via youtube.com Posted via web from Patty Lundeen Hume | Posterous

via youtube.com Posted via web from Patty Lundeen Hume | Posterous

via youtube.com Posted via web from Patty Lundeen Hume | Posterous

via newyorker.com Link to the 8-page New Yorker article on the Lincoln Center Revson Fountain, designed by WET. It opened in 2009. Posted via web from Patty Lundeen Hume | Posterous

via youtube.com More Petro China in the evening. Posted via web from Patty Lundeen Hume | Posterous

via youtube.com This WET water feature in front of the headquarters for Petro China is 1000′ long. There is also a set of (2) 300 foot water walls and a bamboo garden in the 16 story lobby. Posted via web from Patty Lundeen Hume | Posterous

via romeofthewest.com Great post from the blog “Rome of the West” on the Fountains of St. Louis. The fountain at Maryland Plaza, that I worked on a few years back at WET is featured with pictures + video. Posted via web from Patty Lundeen Hume | Posterous

via edibek.com Link with images of the original renderings for the fountain. Posted via web from Patty Lundeen Hume | Posterous

Recommendations For Patty Board of Directors Analogous Projects “Patty can stay calm in any situation, has a great eye, and always finds the answer no one thought of.” March 10, 2009 Marie Evelyn, Executive Director, Analogous Projects worked directly with Patty at Analogous Manager of Design WET “I was in charge if of production operations [...]

(Ignore the pixelization – once it starts the image is clear.) via youtube.com The Brooklyn Museum fountain was designed by WET and opened in 2004. I took this footage of my in progress choreography when the site is still under construction. Posted via web from Patty’s posterous

Photo credit: Jonathan Hume and Phuong Phan-McManamna

Photo credit: Phuong Phan-McManamna

My friend Phuong Phan-McManamna sent me more photos, this time of the musical water feature at the Kitsap Conference Center at Bremerton Harborside. Thanks again! It is fun to see these night shots. Originally the lights were all supposed to be white but the city maintenance crew added some colored filters for the holidays. I [...]

Last week I got back in touch with a classmate that I hadn’t seen since we were in high school together at Laurel School, in Cleveland. Phuong Phan-McManamna is now an architect and LEED AP in Seattle. She and her family now live in Bremerton, Washington and like to play at the Bremerton Harborside water [...]

As many of you know, I worked for WET for seven years designing and master planning water features. We traveled all over the world and worked on many landmark projects with a team of talented people.  It is exciting and rewarding to work with water and to create experiences that touch so many people. Random [...]