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Ottawa
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Sundial: 1106
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| State/Province: Ontario |
Country: Canada |
| Dial Type: Vertical Dial |
Condition: Excellent |
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Latitude and Longitude: |
45° 17.988' N 75° 51.598' W |
| Location: |
- Above garage door of private residence, 18 Kluane Ridge, Ottawa. Dial can be viewed from street
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| Description: |
- A 1.2m (47 in) wide by 0.7m (28 in) high vertical sundial that declines 5 degrees to the west of south. Hour lines are longitude-corrected. The dial face was laser cut from a large 3mm (1/8 in) thick plate of steel and powder coated with white paint. The cut-out pieces of the steel sheet were beautifully assembled together and mounted near the front door of the house. A conic gnomon was selected to point to the hour lines from 9am to 6pm summer hours.
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| General Information: | Inscription: |
| - More information about the sundial is available by scanning the QR code that is mounted on the left column of the garage.
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- Designer: Mike and Jeff Moghadam
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- Builder: Tim Johnson. gordonjohnson.art
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- Construction Date: 14 March 2024
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| References: |
- I made a lot of progress on my sundial after reaching out to a local artist, Tim Johnson (Gordonjohnson.art). I decided to reach out to him after reading the excellent interview by Steve Lelievre, of John Carmichael in the recent NASS Compendium issue. John made a point that resonated with me. He emphasized that it is okay to contract out work to specialists.
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Last Revised: 2024-03-24 16:34
