A Collection of Public Art Use this guide to plan your tour of Morrell Station. Weaving the "Tapestry of the Neighborhood" This station is located in the Trinity Heights section of Oak Cliff, a primarily African-American community with a large, growing Hispanic population. Station art and design reflect this diversity and revolve around the theme, "Tapestry of the Neighborhood." Because the community committee also wanted the station to act as a source of neighborhood pride, it is designed as a symbolic plaza with decorative columns extending the station's presence outward. The artist involved students of the neighborhood in the research and design phases of the station's commissioned artwork. Their collaboration depicts another theme, the evolution of transportation. Design Team Design Team Artist: James Dunn Engineer: Espey, Huston,& Associates, Inc. Architect: John Chase, Architect, Inc. Landscape Architect: Envirodyne Engineers, Inc. Commissioned Artists: Bernice Montgomery, Nancy Lovendahl