The sculptural group consists of several pieces of parallel metal bars inside which are blue, green or purple slats. They appear to undulate in the wind. They are permanently installed near the Forum Building and Plaza by Herzog and de Meuron architectural firm.

A) Dress of light green satin; knee-length; sheath silhouette; round neckline; sleeveless; neckline and armhole princess seams; flounce at mid-thigh has 12 gathered sections making puffs; green lining; invisible zipper in left back neckline princess seam; Designer's label at center back neckline: "Oscar de la Renta" Size label: "6" "Made / In U.S.A." Care label. B) Stole of matching fabric, rectangular, 80" x 30"

Strapless evening dress of black net with black nylon ruffles and beads. Ruffles on bodice/upper part of dress are placed in horizontal rows ½ to 1" wide creating a chevron pattern and are accented with rows of tiny black beads. Dropped waistline; Skirt is full, and has 4 wide ruffled tiers which are each covered with tiers of narrow ruffles with accent rows of tiny black sequins at the top of each narrow ruffle. Center back zipper; interior corset of beige silk, and inner beige silk lining for bodice to dropped waist. Inner off-white grosgrain petersham. Designer's label inside bodice: "Oscar de la Renta" Size label: "8" Origin label: "Made / in U.S.A." Care label: "Professional / Dry Clean / Only"

Full-length straight skirt of black sheer chiffon lined with beige chiffon; covered with tiny black sequins; embroidered with silver sequins, beads, and small brown and white feathers in a foliate/floral motif. Invisible zipper with hook and eye at left side. Designer's label at cb waistband: "Oscar de la Renta" Size: "6" "Made / in U.S.A."

Evening dress ensemble of black wool and silk.

Evening dress of black cashmere jersey and light blue silk zibeline. The black cashmere jersey bodice is halter style, backless, with single button at nape of neck and attached sash ties in back at natural waistline to tie at front. The full-length skirt is of blue silk zibeline, A-line, with black floral raffia embroidery at hem and up side seams in triangular panels. The embroidery is accented with black hand-beading and crystal bead clusters. Skirt with center back hidden zipper in light blue. The skirt is lined in light blue, and the halter-top is lined in a black wool(?) jersey.

The view is of an apex of the triangular shaped building. Pillars underneath creating an open public space are also visible.

The view is of one side of the triangular shaped and elevated building. The sliver shapes are windows. The pillars underneath and some space is also visible.

A close view of the exterior shows the textured blue concrete and the glass windows. The raking angle shows one side of the triangular building.

A very close detail of the exterior of the building shows the textured blue concrete and a large vertical angular break in the surface of the facade shows a window inserted in the fissure.

A close detail of the exterior facade looking straight skyward shows how breaks in the surface of the triangular building are created to include windows which allows natural light into the interior space.

The view is of the stairs leading down to the auditorium. The upper level which consists of the exhibition hall is supported by the pillars.

The interior of the exhibition hall is shown in this view which includes one of the main support pillars. The decorative metal texture of the pillar is shown in this view as well.

A close view of the decorative metal cladding of one of the pillars is shown in this view. The texture consists of shiny area punctuated with pierced areas.

The view upward shows the mirror clad skylight.

The close detail view shows the decorative textures of the panels comprising the skylight walls.

The sculpture consists of two brown shapes resembling seed pods. Each half has an interior texture. Around the edge of each half are hinges with small wheels on the ends.

A portion of the facade and main entrance are visible from Lambeth Palace Road.

Four levels of vaulted glass, steel and brick are juxtaposed.

The rear elevation detail and a view upward of the Conservatory is visible.

An interior view that shows a children's slide and an activities zone. Starslide, a fiberglass slide, seventeen feet high, created by Lilliane Lijn, is part of the activities area.

The interior includes tubular steel and glass shaft for the elevator.

The interior of the children's hospital includes a vaulted glass ceiling and a bright red elevator from the lobby to the fourth floor. A cafeteria is on the ground, so-called beach level, floor.

The view straight up into the ceiling reveals the pattern of arch supports.