The Banff Adventure Playground invites kids and kids-at-heart to play in nature at a magnified scale.
Thunderhead a monumental public installation and a powerful testament for our 2SLGBTQI+ communities.
Glacier Ridge’s amenity icons were created as impactful and elevated placemaking features.
The transformation of the Watermark Building lobby is a testament to the material innovation of Cloudcrete.
The entry feature for Logan Landing is a sophisticated, layered installation designed to mirror the natural topography of the surrounding landscape.
The Seton Kinetic Sculpture serves as a sophisticated landmark for placemaking, transforming a standard retail environment into an engaging community hub.
Heavy created Canada's largest fireplace as the centrepiece gathering place in the BMO Centre lobby.
Telus Sky Living Wall Architectural Feature - BIG and Dialog’s vision included a sleek, eye-catching 8-storey living wall accompanied by beautiful yet functional, seamless atrium stair.
Calgary’s Glenbow Museum was built in 1973 in a bunker-like style that prevented any natural light into the space - and without an external front door. The Heavy team is working in creative partnership with the architects at DIALOG to reimagine the facade of this historic building.
A sculpture that represents the hopes and dreams of young people, this bold creation echoes the fresh youthful energy of the building’s tenants.
Tidal Beacon is transformational, responding to tides, weather and surrounding environment. Light rises and falls within the structure, culminating in a 12-minute event at high and low tides.
The BMO Centre Expansion project will be Western Canada’s largest convention centre and a key gathering place for the world-famous Calgary Stampede.
Inverted Lake is a kinetic canopy to not only mitigated the wind, but also foster a unique experience for the people below, creating a truly one of a kind experience for visitors and residents.
One of the largest permanent installations of a single artwork in downtown Seattle, the Veil by John Hogan is changing the way we experience glass art at this immense scale.
Chestermere's newest landmark at the upcoming Clearwater residential community, this iconic lighthouse stands tall at 100 feet.
Tsawwassen Mills Art Features - We worked with Ledcor to realize JPRA Architects’ vision of 14 features that shape the visual identity of the themed Mills Mall in British Columbia’s lower mainland.
Windward Light is an interactive placemaking feature in the community of Township, adding colour and wonder to the everyday.
The Taza Water Reservoir fence is an award-winning structure that symbolizes the cultural importance of water to the Tsuut'ina nation.
The Telus Spark Brainasium, which opened August of 2014, is a year-round playground designed to promote the connection between healthy brains and healthy bodies.
Calgary’s Delta Gardens is a waterfront park named after its unique ability to funnel people into the public art space. It strengthens the city’s pathway network while reinforcing the importance of the Bow River as a place for recreation and urban life.
Ravenswood feature brings visually stunning effect to an up and coming community. As the visitor moves around the piece, the moiré effect comes into play and interacts with the flock of ravens.
Mount Royal University’s Bella Concert Hall transformation into a world-class performance venue.
Laura is a head-turning feature that will welcome visitors to the Fairmont Century Plaza for decades to come.
Kinetic facade breathes new life to University of Calgary downtown campus. Look up to see a vertical sea of movement with Ned Kahn’s contribution to the Calgary architectural landscape.
The Bergeron Centre in Toronto’s York University is designed to take the shape of a cloud, with the exterior design resulting from an algorithm produced by ZAS Architects. Heavy took on the challenge of creating the unique window pods to bring this vision to life.
Calgary’s Wonderland sculpture began as a placemaking feature for the Bow Tower and has since grown into an icon for the entire city, serving as a tourist attraction and local favourite.
Created for the City of Arts Daniels Waterfront development in Toronto, Inverted Lake is a kinetic canopy that not only mitigates the wind, but also fosters a unique experience for the people below.
Trout Feature is an interactive light feature located at the new Township Development, creating a light dappled effect using native species references.
Designed in close collaboration with Hindle Architects, this feature stair connecting the top two floors of Telus Sky utilizes Heavy’s unique PLAN—BUILD™ process to bring together the right expertise and create what has been described as “the best piece of construction in the city”.