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.

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.

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”.

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.

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 Telus Spark Brainasium, which opened August of 2014, is a year-round playground designed to promote the connection between healthy brains and healthy bodies.

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.

Two completely unique sets of stairs, meant to inspires visitors to the Simons store in Calgary’s downtown core. Heavy is proud to have helped facilitate these beautiful architectural showpieces through our PLAN—BUILD™ process.

Inspired by the rolling hills and the ripples of the San Francisco Bay, Shifting Topographies is located at the entrance of a local Oakland transit station.

A challenge to conventional lobby art, meant to invoke modernism in a way that makes it truly the first of its kind.

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.

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.

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.

Simon’s canopy was designed by McKinley Burkhart to draw attention to the revitalized Lancaster Building, Calgary’s first ever skyscraper.

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

4th Street Underpass is a futuristic and interactive installation melded into a city-defining underpass.

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