Bernie Parent and Bobby Clarke attend the unveiling of a new seven-foot tall bronze statue of them hoisting the Stanley Cup commemorating one of the most iconic moments in Philadelphia Flyers history at Xfinity Live on March 30, 2013 in Philadelphia.
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| Factor | What to Evaluate |
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| Purpose | Audience, message, setting, and long-term role |
| Material | Appearance, durability, budget, and maintenance |
| Scale | Viewing distance, site conditions, and installation access |
| Process | Design, approvals, fabrication, delivery, and placement |