This Olympic Oval commission takes run-off water from the facility's 5-acre roof and transforms it into a water garden intersected by curved pedestrian bridges, netted "sky lanterns", and water-aeration system. Visitors approach by a red boardwalk and bridges that cross over a new water garden. It is a contemplative space that encourages participants to linger and experience an all-encompassing art environment. The "sky lanterns" provide a new visual experience, putting art in the sky. Made of netted material, viewers look at them and through them at the same time. At night, they glow like lanterns. The water garden with fountains serves as a wetland treatment pond that provides storm water retention, water quality treatment, and water storage for irrigation use. The planting elements absorb heavy metals, prevent siltation and remove other impurities from water, provide native habitat for birds, mammals and aquatic life; and recreate an authentic native wetland garden experience for visitors.