Bronze & Water
Primavera III, Plastik, Springbrunnen, Brunnen, Wasser, Skulptur aus Bronze, von Malgorzata Chodakowska
We have had the opportunity to help clients with some interesting sculpture placements over the past years, which has caused me to keep an eye out for interesting installations. The bronze work of Sculptress Malgorzata Chodakowska is interesting enough on it’s own, but when you see it with the water on, it comes to life!
When I worked on a Fire Fighter’s Memorial concept for the Culver Fire Department a few years ago, I did some research on several fountains that combined fire and water, but I hadn’t seen any like these that combined the grace of water as part of the figure’s form. Ms Chodakowska has done some outstanding things here!
Engel, Brunnen, Springbrunnen, Skulptur, Plastik aus Bronze von Malgorzata Chodakowska
Here are just a few of the sculptures from her website. I encourage you to visit the site and see them all for yourself. They’re worth a look. I would definitely encourage you to look at the video!
ITAMCO News
It’s always nice to see our friends doing well. (See right. Click to enlarge.) We’ve had a long and storied history with ITAMCO going back to when we knew them as Indiana Tool. My father and Don Neidig, one of the founding brothers, were good friends, which developed from our work at the manufacturing facilities and Don’s Church in Plymouth, Grace Baptist Church.
It’s good to see them doing well and we hope that this will lead to things that require us to work together again!
Congratulations ITAMCO!
Article copied from The Pilot News 12-20-16
MCEDC Culver Editorial
Nancy Tyree with Marshall County Economic Development Corporation (MCEDC) did a great article for the Pilot News that gives an update on the progress in Culver. It appeared in the December 12, 2016 addition of the paper. This is the second in a series that MCEDC is doing on all the communities in Marshall County. The first one on Argos appeared last month. For those of you that don’t get the Pilot, I’ve reprinted the Culver article below.
This is one of the things MCEDC is doing to help promote the communities. We hope to put this out in other formats in the near future as a snapshot of what is happening in our communities. This should be useful to companies considering relocating to Culver and Marshall County. It gives you the flavor of the community and lets you know that things are happening here! Feel free to give Nancy feedback at: Nancy@marshallcountyedc.org
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Home to the second largest natural lake in Indiana and a private boarding school with national acclaim, it’s easy to view Culver as a resort town. But for the people who live there, it’s not a vacation spot—it’s a home, and they’re dedicated to the Town’s preservation and growth. Town Council President, Ginny Munroe describes Culver as, “a community of planners,” stating, “we have a track record of success with community involvement and thrive on taking on projects—no challenge is too big.” Town Council member Tammy Shaffer agrees, “Every project we take on has sustainability in mind. That’s what’s going to keep our small Town thriving.” Culver business owner and Marshall County Economic Development Corporation Board member, Kevin Berger, adds, “Our comprehensive plan, Stellar proposal, and housing development are all community-based collaborations.” It is no surprise then, what this collaborative, planning community has achieved in the last few years.
