The four concrete columns that sit atop the Bartle Hall Convention Center are a distinct part of the Kansas City skyline.  The sculptures that crown the columns are called “Sky Stations” and were placed on top of the pillars via helicopter.

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Bartle Hall Pylon Photo #1.

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Bartle Hall Pylon Photo #2.

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  1. They look a lot better at night 🙂

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  2. Are they there for a reason other than art? They are unusual sculptures, not what you really expect.

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    • The big columns help provide support to the building, but the art on top is just that: art. I agree that they are really unique. Some folks see them as symbolizing the word WOW! as you look at them from left to right: a triangular piece, a circular piece, a triangular piece, and a big exclamation point!

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