Designed by Yinka Shonibare, this vibrant 26-foot-tall sculpture stands proudly at the Gene Leahy Mall in Omaha. Crafted from solid aluminum, it has a striking monolithic presence, capturing the movement of fabric caught in the wind. We are proud to have contributed to its engineering, fabrication, and initial surface treatment in collaboration with the artist.

Yinka Shonibare CBE, Wind Sculpture (TG) I, 2022, welded solid aluminum with hand-painted resin, 801.1 x 329.7 x 226.3 cm. Courtesy of the artist, James Cohan Gallery, New York, and MECA, Omaha. Photography: MECA, Omaha

Located atop Quay Quarter Tower in Sydney, Roof for Stray Thoughts is a sculptural installation by Studio Olafur Eliasson. The work consists of an organically flowing canopy formed by interwoven ringlets, constructed from coated steel and mirror-polished stainless steel. Visible from afar, it creates a distinctive presence within the city’s skyline while offering a reflective and immersive experience on the roof terrace.

Fenix is Rotterdam’s international art museum dedicated to stories of migration, housed in a restored historic warehouse on the Katendrecht quay, once a departure point for millions of migrants. Designed by Ma Yansong of MAD Architects, the museum stands on ground defined by movement, memory, and transformation.

Designed by Contreras Earl Architecture, 272 Hedges Avenue Pedestal draws inspiration from its coastal surroundings. The building's gently curved façade echoes the shape of wind-formed sand dunes, while the grand entrance foyer, with its sweeping voids and illuminated arches, creates an interior reminiscent of a naturally eroded rock cave. The project was recognized with the 2023 Platinum A' Design Award in the Architecture, Building, and Structure Design category.

© 2019 Frank Stella / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York.

Created for De Pont Museum in Tilburg, Sky Mirror (for Hendrik) is the first permanent outdoor sculpture by Anish Kapoor in the Netherlands and a unique work within the artist's celebrated Sky Mirror series.

Crossing the Danube in Linz, this bridge extends 420 meters in length and 34 meters in width, forming a vital connection within the city’s infrastructure. Designed with equal consideration for pedestrians and cyclists, the bridge integrates dedicated footpaths and cycle lanes, encouraging movement while offering expansive views over the river and the surrounding urban landscape.