Renaissance Weather Station     1994 Steel/Copper/Stainless Steel Gold Leaf/Fabric Metal Halide Light 42' Height Partially funded by The Community Redevelopment Agency of the City of Los Angeles and Grand Phoenix Corporation, a division of Sumitomo Construction America, Inc..  Implemented and coordinated by Mickey Gustin, Arts Advisor, Community Redevelopment Agency of The City of Los Angeles, 354 S. Spring Street Suite 300, Los Angeles, CA 90013, 213-977-1600. Renaissance Weather Station is a piece designed for the courtyard adjacent to Renaissance Tower, a mixed use development on the corner of Olympic and Hope in downtown Los Angeles.  It is a highly kinetic piece activated by wind and is particularly effective at night when its' polished metal surfaces reflect the incorporated metal halide lights. The piece acts as a "barometer of the day" for office bound workers nearby.