Why go
The tower changes profile as you move around its slanted sides, while Dan Kiley's garden brings trees, open space and water features to the base. Seeing both parts explains the building's name and gives a useful contrast with the more conventional office towers nearby.
What to look for
- The glass tower's sloping faces change shape from different viewpoints.
- Dan Kiley's plaza places trees and water gardens at the base.
- Bubbler fountains are part of the plaza design.
Useful to know
- Walk around the tower to compare its changing profile.
- Visit the public plaza for the garden; do not count on the fountains operating at a particular time.
Your next visit
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Outdoor visit · 30–45 min
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