The Wilbur Power House Fountain project focuses on the restoration and enhancement of the historic fountain at the Wilbur Power House, preserving this important piece of local heritage while improving its functionality and community accessibility.
The Wilbur Power House is a historic structure that represents an important part of the region's industrial heritage. The fountain serves as both a functional water feature and a symbol of the community's connection to its past.
Our team is developing comprehensive solutions that balance modern engineering practices with historic preservation requirements, ensuring the fountain operates efficiently while maintaining its cultural and aesthetic value.
We work closely with local historical societies, city planners, and community groups to ensure our restoration efforts align with community needs and preservation standards.
The restored fountain will serve as a gathering place for the community, a symbol of successful collaboration between university students and local stakeholders, and a model for historic preservation projects.
Students interested in civil engineering, historic preservation, hydraulic systems, and community development are welcome to join this unique project that combines technical challenges with cultural significance.