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02.26.10
Times Square. Heart Comes Down Today. Check Back Soon for a Time-Lapse of the Project
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02.26.10
Times Square. Heart Comes Down Today
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02.26.10
Times Square. Heart Comes Down Today
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02.26.10
Times Square. Heart Comes Down Today
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02.26.10
Times Square. Heart Comes Down Today
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02.26.10
Times Square. Heart Comes Down Today
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02.25.10
Times Square. Last Day (Heart Comes Down 02.26.10)
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02.25.10
Times Square. Last Day (Heart Comes Down 02.26.10)
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02.25.10
Times Square. Last Day (Heart Comes Down 02.26.10)
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02.25.10
Times Square. Last Day (Heart Comes Down 02.26.10)
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02.25.10
Times Square. Last Day (Heart Comes Down 02.26.10)
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02.24.10
Times Square. Detail: More Holes Appear
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02.24.10
Times Square. Detail: More Holes Appear
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02.24.10
Times Square. Rain Stops, More Holes Appear
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02.24.10
Times Square. Rain Stops, More Holes Appear
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02.23.10
Times Square. Rainy Day
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02.23.10
Times Square. Rain Helps the Melting
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02.22.10
Times Square. Losing Rows off the Top
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02.21.10
Times Square. Another Warm Day
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02.20.10
Times Square. Day 9: Warmer Weather Sets In
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02.20.10
Times Square. Day 9: Warmer Weather Sets In
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02.17.10
Times Square. The Ice is Slowly Melting
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02.17.10
Times Square. Reflected Light: Red
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02.17.10
Times Square. Reflected Light: Blue
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02.17.10
Times Square. Reflected Light: White
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02.16.10
Times Square. The Holiday Weekend is Over
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02.16.10
Times Square. Snow Covered
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02.16.10
Times Square. Detail: Edges Softening, Snow Gathering
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02.16.10
Times Square. Heart from Above
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02.16.10
Times Square. Rain and Snow Falling
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02.14.10
Times Square. In the Heart of Times Square
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02.14.10
Times Square. Shaft of Light
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02.14.10
Times Square. Photo Opportunity
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02.14.10
Times Square. Happy Valentine's Day
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02.13.10
Times Square. Ice Heart Open for Business
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02.12.10
Times Square. Installation
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02.12.10
Times Square. Installation
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02.12.10
Times Square. Installation
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02.12.10
Times Square. Installation
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02.12.10
Times Square. Installation
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02.12.10
Times Square. Installation
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02.12.10
Times Square. Installation
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02.11.10
Times Square. Installation
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02.11.10
Times Square. Installation
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02.11.10
Times Square. Installation
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02.11.10
Times Square. Installation
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02.10.10
Times Square. Snow Delay, Installation Postponed to 02.12.10
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02.08.10
Times Square. Time-Lapse Camera Setup
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02.08.10
Times Square. Time-Lapse Camera Setup
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02.08.10
Times Square. Preliminary Lighting Alignment
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02.08.10
Times Square. Lighting Installation
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02.02.10
Okamoto Studio. Ice Block Fabrication
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02.02.10
Okamoto Studio. Ice Block Fabrication
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02.02.10
Okamoto Studio. Ice Block Fabrication
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02.02.10
Okamoto Studio. Ice Block Fabrication
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02.02.10
Okamoto Studio. Ice Block Fabrication
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02.02.10
Okamoto Studio. Ice Block Fabrication
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02.02.10
Okamoto Studio. Ice Block Fabrication
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02.02.10
Okamoto Studio. Ice Block Fabrication
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02.02.10
Okamoto Studio. Ice
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02.02.10
Okamoto Studio. Ice Carving Tools
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01.27.10
Times Square. Scouting Shot w/Model

Select photos from Flickr
and create your own heart
Times Square Valentine, 2010
Designed by Moorhead & Moorhead for the Times Square Alliance, Ice Heart is a 10 foot tall heart constructed of masonry scaled blocks of ice. Kaleidoscopic in nature, the ice blocks pick up the lights, colors and activity of Times Square, feeding off its natural chaos.
Ultimately Ice Heart is a celebration of the temporary nature of the Times Square Valentine installation. Left to run its own course, the heart will slowly transform, as it melts, eventually disappearing completely.
The Art Review Committee of the Times Square Alliance selected Ice Heart from four invited submissions (the other finalists were Aranda/Lasch, Situ Studio and su11). The committee included Barry Bergdoll, MoMA; Tom Finkelpearl, Queens Museum of Art; RoseLee Goldberg, Performa; Cora Cahan, The New 42nd Street; Marvin Davis, Davis Reality and Jennifer Lantzas, NYC Parks.
Ice Heart will be installed in Times Square, at 46th and Broadway, on the morning of February 11th.
Moorhead & Moorhead
Moorhead & Moorhead is a New York-based architecture and industrial design studio, formed in 2000 by brothers Granger and Robert Moorhead. The firm's projects range in scale from furniture to exhibit design to architecture. At the core of the work is an interest in materials.
Recent project include furniture designs for furniture manufacturer lerival, exhibits for the Center for Architecture, as well as a range of residential commissions in and around the City.
The brothers' work has been widely published and exhibited, both in the US and abroad. In 2006 they were included in the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum's triennial survey, Design Life Now; and in 2008 they were named Emerging Voices by the Architectural League of New York.
Design Team
Architect:
Moorhead & Moorhead
Structural Engineer:
Robert Silman Associates
Lighting Designer:
Tillett Lighting Design Inc.
Identity / Web Designer:
PS New York
Programmers:
Nicholas Castrop
Eugene Zatepyakin
(E-valentine)
Photographer:
Bjorn Wallander
Fabrication Team
Ice Sculptor:
Okamoto Studio
Lighting Supplier:
Altman Lighting Co. Inc.
Electrician:
Levest Electric Corp.
Press
Roving Ryan
The Village Voice
USA Today
UnBeige
New York Times
Flavorpill
UrbanOmnibus
eOculus
Fast Company
Architect's Newspaper
Our Town
Animal New York
Contact
General Inquiries:
info@moorheadandmoorhead.com
Press Inquiries:
press@moorheadandmoorhead.com