Fifields On Art and Development

Artwork is an integral part of the development process, Fifield Cos.' Steve and Randy Fifield tell us. (Steve speakstomorrow at ourmultifamily event.) They always include signature art in their projects, K2 being no exception with its beautiful high ceilings and museum-like feel, Randy says. "Night Walk," a commission by Vidvuds Zviedris (pictured) is an 8'x13' installation over the entryway inspired by the building's color palette and design. The Fifields have lent their otherworldly Salvador Dali lithographs and a Frank Stella (treasures found at a Leslie Hindman auction) that line the walls of the amenities floor, creating a unique community feel. The building will host the first "Peak of Luxury Living," a showcase featuring model apartment designs by Adrian Smith, Gordon Gill, and Morgante-Wilson, May 1-3 (benefiting Children's Memorial Hospital and Design for a Cure).

How do you embrace your inner artist? We've been known to dabble in jewelry making and collage. Send ideas and suggestions to marissa.oberlander@bisnow.com.

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