Eternal IV is a permanent outdoor sculpture by Japanese artist Mariko Mori, located in Monterrey, Mexico. Measuring approximately 4 × 4 × 3.5 meters, the aluminum work is finished with layers of paint and lacquer, giving the piece a refined surface that responds to light and its surroundings.

CIG contributed to the realization of the installation by managing material procurement, assembly, surface treatment, and installation on site. The project reflects a close collaboration focused on precision, material quality, and careful execution in a public setting.

Designed by Foster + Partners, 50 Hudson Yards features a monumental lobby space anchored by three bespoke artworks by American artist Frank Stella. The installations include two dynamic sculptural works integrated into the lobby, as well as Stella’s interlocking star sculpture, positioned within an elegant elliptical staircase designed by Norman Foster. Together, the artworks shape the arrival experience and echo the scale and intensity of the surrounding architecture.

The Qasr Al Hokm Metro Station is a key hub in the city’s new metro network, designed to ease congestion, improve air quality, and support Riyadh’s urban transformation. A polished stainless-steel canopy connects the plaza with the station below, bringing in natural light and shade, in a competition-winning concept by Snøhetta in collaboration with One Works and Crew.

Zayed National Museum, designed by Foster + Partners on Saadiyat Island in Abu Dhabi, is a tribute to UAE founder Sheikh Zayed bin Sultan Al Nahyan and is recognised for its five soaring steel towers inspired by falcon wings. CIG engineered and fabricated the wing edge profiles as fully 3D-formed, double-curved steel skin plates, using dedicated templates at our factory in Groningen to shape, verify, and pre-assemble each plate with full geometric control before shipment.

Wind Sculpture (TG) II by Yinka Shonibare stands in front of the Almaty Museum of Arts and was created especially for the museum. The work symbolizes freedom and cultural exchange, combining a light, wind-filled presence with a layered historical narrative.

‘PORTALS’ , 2024
by Fred Eversley
16’ 6” x 74’ 3” x 9’ 9”
5,0 x 22,6 x 3,0 m (HWD of installation)
 

Eight vertically fluted parabolic arcs made of solid seamless mirror polished stainless steel
A site-specific installation created for Julian Abele Park, One Flagler, West Palm Beach, Florida. 

Commissioned by Related Ross in partnership with the City of West Palm Beach, Florida in early 2022 through an invited competition directed by Culture Corps, and fabricated by UAP and CIG.

Photography by lilaphoto

The aluminum entrance to the Università Monte Sant’Angelo Metro Station is defined by a smooth, tubular form that appears sunken into the ground. Quiet and restrained in its expression, the entrance reads as a void in the landscape, closely relating to the surrounding low-rise context of Naples’ Traiano district.

This large pavilion, constructed from Corten steel, was engineered by CIG with structural analysis provided in collaboration with Nous Engineering. It was entirely pre-fabricated in the Netherlands and delivered to the site in transportable elements. The installation was completed by Milestone Construction Company.