where was this at?

[apatchetear]

Does anyone know what this is or where it is as in San Juan?

 

[sail7seas]

I'm not sure but think it art at the docks. It was taken down when Oasis came to San Juan as i t ifds so big. if I recall correctly.

Edited June 20, 2016 by sail7seas

[apatchetear]

It was somewhere in San Juan on June 8th. Seems like it was some kind of research school or art school or something. It wasn't in the port area but rather on a back road. We were on a tour around town and just drove by it. I cannot recall the exact location of it or what it even means.

Edited June 20, 2016 by apatchetear

[Aviator of the Seas]

This is on the plaza on the north side of the Capitol building.

[apatchetear]

This is on the plaza on the north side of the Capitol building.

 

 

 

Thanks so much! I couldn't remember where.

[sail7seas]

Thanks so much! I couldn't remember where.

 

 

Did it used ro be on the downtowndocks?

[apatchetear]

Did it used ro be on the downtowndocks?

 

 

 

I'm not sure. That was my first time to San Juan and someone asked me where that was. I just didn't remember.

[Stinger-pr]

No. It's not the "art sculpture" that used to make pier 3 un-usable. When the Oasis made its first (and until a few weeks ago its only) port call in OSJ over 4 years ago, it was too wide and high for any of the other docks so it had to turn away and skip San Juan. The Governor at that time was so mad he promptly approved to have it torn down and the pier extended precisely with the Oasis class ships in mind.

 

The sculpture in the picture is at the north side of the Capitol building as stated by Aviator of the Seas. It is made from re-purposed plastic water bottles.