Crown Fountain

The Crown Fountain in Millennium Park is a noteworthy expansion to the city's incredibly famous open workmanship gathering. The wellspring comprises of two 50-foot glass square towers at each finish of a shallow reflecting pool. The towers venture video pictures from an expansive social range of Chicago subjects, a reference to the customary utilization of figures of grotesqueness in wellsprings, where countenances of fanciful creatures were etched with open mouths to permit water, an image of life, to stream out. Plensa adjusted this training by having countenances of Chicago subjects anticipated on LED screens and having water course through an outlet in the screen to give the figment of water gushing from their mouths. The accumulation of faces, Plensa's tribute to Chicagoans, was taken from a cross-area of 1,000 inhabitants. The wellspring's water highlights work amid the year between mid-spring and mid-fall, while the pictures stay on see year-round.