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Six curved copper water walls are inset into the walls of the central atrium at the Columbus, Ohio Center of Science and Industry, designed by architect Arata Isozaki.
Composed of two 15 inch wide curves, the total height of each water wall is over 50 feet and the total width is 30 inches. The vertical curves of the walls are sinusoidal and alternate from top to bottom. Theatrical lights illuminate the water walls from the ceiling.