Looking back at all of the locations I've had to experience throughout not only this semester but the whole school year, I've come to the conclusion that a good example of successful consideration of human factors would be the huge metal casting in Columbus, Indiana. I don't quite remember the name of it or who designed it, but what I do know is that it's not just an interesting piece of art; it's an interactive sculpture. You can walk around and under it, sit around it, touch it, capture it in pictures/videos, etc. I'd like to think that it is a successful example of anthropometrics in the real world. Although you can't climb/walk on the piece, I'd still say it goes well with the application of human factors.
Below is an image of the casting in Indiana.
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