Residential Stabile

In between hospital projects, here’s a six-foot tall standing mobile we’re about to ship off to a private residence.

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Ohio High School Mobile Photos

We found a few pictures of the Ohio high school mobile buried in our inbox. The first is pre-calculus students at the high school taking photos of the mobile to analyze its shapes. (Those lucky kids, attending school in person. And lucky parents of those kids…)

And the client sent this gorgeous photo of the mobile with an amazing sunset in the background.

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Bay-Area Hospital Frame Installation

We’ll be the first to admit, these are not the most exciting installation photos. But we wanted to document the different installation approach we’re doing for this particular project.

This frame is for the Bay-area hospital mobile. The facility already had scaffolding onsite, so Matt and Ben traveled to install the frame before the scaffolding was removed. When they’ll return later to complete the mobile, they’ll just need a lift. This approach made things simpler for all parties. Stay tuned to see the final thing!

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New York Marriott Marquis Installation

Matt and Ben just returned from a super-quick trip* to New York City to install this ceiling sculpture in the New York City Marriott Marquis in Times Square. (Experiencing such a ghost-town Times Square was certainly unique!)

The installation went totally smoothly, thank goodness.** The hotel security guys had nice things to say about the sculptures. And we especially love seeing so much color reflected onto the walls and ceiling.

*Turns out you can bypass New York’s mandatory quarantine period if you’re in the state for less than 24 hours. (Thank you, New York COVID-19 Hotline!)

**Total time in New York state: 22 hours, 50 minutes.

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