This 92-foot (28 meters) tall sculpture is one of the largest aeolian harps in the world. This instrument, known to be played by the wind movement, was created by Lucia and Aristides Demetrios. Made of steel, the sculpture is 243 feet (74 meters) high and offers beautiful views of South San Francisco Bay and can be viewed from the city's airport and the East Bay. Visitors can come here on a windy day to listen to the sounds of the harp.
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500 DNA Way South San Francisco, CA 94080 ·2345.52 mi
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yelpInteresting sculpture: South San Francisco This was my first time seeing this piece of architecture sitting in the heart of the bio industry area located in South San Francisco. Many of the...
MoreVery cool, and very odd at the same time. Over the years while working nearby, I've come to appreciate the wind harp sculpture. A 92 foot structure of metal, it's actually very cool. When...
MoreWe came on a cool and quiet day, there was a bit of wind, but not much. We also didn't go underneath the structure, just around it, along the concrete pathways circling the grassy area where the...
MoreJust love the iconic sculpture, the fact you have to hike up to the site, and surrounding views. It needs a lot of wind to play so IT's performance was just okay while we visited. The Wind Harp...
MoreWhat a great spot While in South San Francisco you need to check out this cool Wind Harp, that is tucked away with all the Genentech buildings. The Wind Harp is a pretty cool area. Parking is...
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