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UNLV Libraries -> Architecture Studies Library-> Las Vegas Guides and Collections ->Nevada Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects -> 2005 NASLA Awards


Nevada Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects (NASLA) Landscape Awards

  Project Name: Las Vegas Spaghetti Bowl
Project location: I-15 and US-95 Interchange, Las Vegas
Project number: NASLA Awards 2005 24
Category:Landscape Architectural Design - Streetscapes/Entries
Material in the Architecture Studies Library: Project description form, CDROM with images.
Project description. Image(s) 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7

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NALSA Awards 2005 24
 




NALSA Awards 2005 24
 




NALSA Awards 2005 24
 




NALSA Awards 2005 24
 





NALSA Awards 2005 24





NALSA Awards 2005 24







NALSA Awards 2005 24

Name of Project:  Las Vegas Spaghetti Bowl

Project Location:  Las Vegas, Nevada

Project Type:  Streetscape/Transportation Design

Client:  Nevada Department of Transportation

The design of the Las Vegas Valley Spaghetti Bowl pays tribute to the beauty of the desert through the use of native plants including the extensive use of Joshua Trees as well as native rock. Large red sandstone boulders frame a snaking desert wash while smaller rocks form tortoise silhouettes. The endangered Desert Tortoise is further celebrated by five 7 ft. tall 2 ton concrete sculptures. As a Las Vegas Valley resident or visitor drives along Interstate 95 or 15 they are able to witness this design from many angles all the while enjoying the brightly painted modern pictographs. These pictographs can be found on clinging to free-standing walls and climbing freeway support columns. The 62 acre Spaghetti Bowl project, initiated and managed by the Nevada Department of Transportation, creates a focal point not only for the City of Las Vegas but for the entire Las Vegas Valley.





The images on this page are low-resolution reproductions of images provided for the annual
Nevada Chapter of the American Society of Landscape Architects awards event.
All materials should be considered copyrighted and may not be reproduced or used without permission.




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