6. Juni 2016 - Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, USA - Architektur-Studenten am Palm Beach State College montieren Dosen auszusehen wie Künstler Salvador Dal’ es, bekanntesten Arbeiten, '' das Fortbestehen des Speichers." Sechs Teams gebaut, riesige Skulpturen aus Konserven und andere nicht verderbliche Lebensmittel, rund um das Thema Felder of Dreams in the Gardens Mall in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida am 5. Juni 2016 entworfen. Mannschaften, die für eine Vielzahl von Auszeichnungen, die das beste Essen von den Peoples Choice Award bis einschließlich Corradino Gruppe, FPL, Kast Bau und Currie Sowards Aguila Architekten; P

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June 6, 2016 - Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, U.S. - Architectural students at Palm Beach State College assemble cans to look like artist Salvador Dal’'s, most recognizable work, ''The Persistence of Memory.'' Six teams built giant sculptures made out of canned goods and other non perishable food items, designed around the Fields of Dreams theme at the Gardens Mall in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida on June 5, 2016. Teams competing for a variety of awards ranging from the People's Choice Award to Best Meal include The Corradino Group, FPL, Kast Construction and Currie Sowards Aguila Architects; Palm Beach State College architectural students; Pratt & Whitney and Suffolk Construction. All of the food created to make the sculptures will be donated to the Palm Beach County Food Bank which in turn distributes it to more than 100 local agencies on the front lines of hunger relief. Summer is the time when food needs are the highest and donations are often at the lowest levels. Last year more than 32, 000 pounds of food were donated through Canstruction and organizers hope to top that total this year. ''Canstruction 2016'' can be viewed at the Gardens Mall June 6 - June 19. (Credit Image: © Allen Eyestone/The Palm Beach Post via ZUMA Wire)