• Each chair is unique, symbolizing the individuals on a jury and the diversity of its members.

• The "Defendant" chair is designed to look as generic as possible symbolizing that anyone could be a defendant. It is placed on the corner to encourage passers-by to sit and “face the jury.”

• "Defendant" chair has an unobstructed view of all of the "Juror" chairs.

• All the chairs are painted the same color, unifying them but without reference to race religion or politics. The bright red color provides a striking contrast against the green grass and the cool gray concrete building.

• The “Juror” chairs are at least 6 feet high. They sit on grassy mounds ranging from 2 feet to 3 feet high and up to 30 feet in diameter.

• The seats of the chairs are at least 3 feet above the top of the mounds. This allows visitors to climb on the chairs but discourage “hanging out.” The grassy mounds provide a soft, safe surface for children.

• Download pdf of working dwg for each chair.

Chair #1 , Chair #2 , Chair #3 , Chair #4 ,
Chair #5 , Chair #6 , Chair #7 , Chair #8 ,
Chair #9 , Chair 10 , Chair #11 , Chair #12 , Chair #13 .

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