A Collection of Public Art Use this guide to plan your tour of Tyler/Vernon Station. Embracing the Concept of Community This station is located in a predominantly residential, culturally diverse community near the old Oak Cliff "downtown," an area historically designated because of its noteworthy architecture, dating from the 1920s and 1930s. The station incorporates the historic district's architectural elements, notably its brickwork detailing on a smaller scale, harmonizing with the neighborhood. Canopy columns and platform paving incorporate intricate brick detailing adapted from the brickwork details of the nearby Jefferson historic district. The art at the station embraces the concept of community, ranging from the development of rural Texas life to the growth of a proud, mature neighborhood. A Community Honored By Judith Inglese Mural composed of four panels rendered in handmade, low-bas relief, terra-cotta ceramic tiles cut in free-form shapes. Design Team: Design Team Artist: Leticia Huerta Engineer: Kimley-Horn Architect: Vidaud & Associates Landscape Architect: Johnson, Johnson & Roy, Inc. Commissioned Artist: Judith Inglese