Skyscape is a serene installation between Rural Rd and the ASU Biodesign Institute by James Turrell.
As an "Investigation into light and perception" it is unique in that each visit will be different due to the overhead manmade lighting interacting with natural ambient lighting. We went towards dusk and the open ceiling was a warm brownish yellow shade with a bit of an ombre effect. The open ceiling also highlights the sky, framing it as if it is a portrait. Our visit here allowed us to gaze at the moon from the sky of a rapidly setting sun.
The one negative about this space is that the location, being close to a major road and always open to the public, allows for a lot of detritus to accumulate in that space. When we sat down to admire the sky, there were numerous papers littered on the floor as well as a discarded drink can.