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.

The Playtime sculptures offer an unrestricted space for not only childhood imagination, but also creative thought and experience by users of all ages and abilities.

Studio Bell is a gathering of resonant vessels that stand as sentinels to Calgary’s East Village.

In a place of healing we expect care, hope for connection, and long for comfort. Diversion can help, too, and a sense of enlightened diversion is at the heart of Field Guide.

The Nest is an encompassing meeting space suspended at mezzanine level in the stunning Esker Foundation gallery. The Nest is composed of both structural and aesthetic bands of steel and is built to meet LEED Silver standards.

The Grove of Light sculpture connects people to a unique sense of place and the natural environment in real time through dynamism.

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.

The ATCO Icon communicates pride in Alberta and embraces viewers with a captivating experience by encouraging exploration through story telling.

53-30N is a placemaking public art piece by artist Thorsten Goldberg at the Kathleen Andrews Transit Garage in Edmonton, Alberta.

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.

“Hat Stack” is a permanent sculpture designed by renowned Canadian Artist Walter May for the Le Germain Hotel in downtown Calgary.

Dan Corson’s Cultivate brings echoes of the past mixed with contemporary sense of discovery. Through the PLAN—BUILD™ process, Heavy brought this sculpture to life successfully while alleviating the pressure typically experienced on complex projects.

The Paisley features are beautifully sculpted pitcher-like flower shapes form a quartet of monoliths and serve as a meeting place that interact with those who walk past at night.

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 Queens Marque Light Chocks are an architectural feature designed to invoke a wall of light house lenses, illuminating passers-by and invoking a sense of maritime pride for residents and visitors alike.

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.