Name the Beaver & Otter at Nordia House Contest
- Nordic Northwest
- May 1, 2020
- 1 min read
The results are in! Thanks to all who participated in our naming contest for the new bronze sculptures at Nordia House. If you haven’t seen them yet, we have two new bronze beaver and otter sculptures on our Nordia House site (they are currently practicing social distancing). These critters were designed by renowned American artist Georgia Gerber, who also designed the beloved Animals in Pools, a series of ten trough-style fountains and twenty-five bronze sculptures of Pacific Northwest animals located in downtown Portland. We thank longtime members Marianne Bratt and Al Baker for their generous donation.
Congratulations to Kristine Sork, who submitted these clever names for our new friends at Nordia House!
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What a fun way to welcome the new sculptures - those Retro Bowl College names are perfect! I can’t wait to visit Nordia House and see the beaver and otter in person.
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