Two roundabout features, designed by Hitchcock Design Group and brought to life through PLAN—BUILD™ by Heavy, welcome visitors to the City of East Chicago with a maritime greeting.

Inspired by a community initiative, Coming Home seeks to explore the relationship between the residents of Brighton and the surrounding natural environment.

Jill Anholt’s Projecting Drop is an homage to the past, present and future of the City of Tacoma, Washington.

The Sanford Imaginetics project in South Dakota provides visitors to the Sandford Health Campus with an immersive experience based around the premise that each human is 99.9% similar in their genetic makeup, with each cube representing a piece of the genetic code.

Pimisi, meaning “eel” in Anicinàbemowin, is the inspiration of this sculpture duo by Montreal based indigenous artist, Nadia Myre.

The Drop is an iconic placemaking sculpture for the Vancouver Convention Centre Expansion Project. It stands almost like a figurehead on a sailing ship - a joyful yet sincere dialogue between technical achievement and respect for the natural surroundings.

The Flyover Park tree sculptures define the identity of a revitalized park at the entrance to the historical Bridgeland neighborhood near Calgary’s downtown core.

Yardstones are art sculptures by Adad Hannah, designed as a nod to the historical industrial past of Toronto’s waterfront. Each piece represents a large stone with a section of the piece missing in the shape of a portion of a house, including the negatives of brickwork, shingles, sloped roof, windows, etc.

The North Harbor sculptures represent the beach through this fun and colourful homage to the Lake Michigan shoreline.

[Re]newal - Harmony’s Newest Public Art Piece

Emergent is an iconic public art piece at the entrance f the Edison building in downtown Calgary.

Boney is a public art piece envisioned by artist Inges Idee as a visual play on the tension between a dog and his bone to create a subtle dialogue with the building’s architecture and the site.

A sculpture that represents the hopes and dreams of young people, this bold creation echoes the fresh youthful energy of the building’s tenants.

Suspended overhead at the Telus Gardens building between West Georgia St. and Robson St. in downtown Vancouver, Beyond the Sea, Against the Sun provides a unique experience for all who pass by.

Rockwood Sunrise is a set of 50 cambered steel spires crowned with 6’ translucent FRP cones with an electronically controlled light display.

Transit Story is a public art installation that seeks to capture the fleeting trace of human presence within civic infrastructure.

Sonic Wall, a 340’ bas-relief massive multi-media installation that stretches across the front of the casino.