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Fossil Floor
Calgary International Airport Fossil Floor (2002) is comprised of over 100 cast bronze features set into 2 separate terrazzo floors (measuring 100' x 20') at the Calgary International airport. The terrazzo is designed to suggest a topographical map of the Alberta badlands. The bronze inserts depict a multitude of bones and fossils, carefully researched from ancient species and traces located in the geographic region of Alberta. Downstairs on the Arrivals level, more cast bronze tiles depicting fossilized forms are inserted randomly throughout the floor. Credits Effusive thanks to David Bolander and Wayne Duff for their fabrication and installation work and to Pyramid Bronze Works in Kelowna.
Thanks for the creative contributions of Andrea Parson, Thea Jones and Katie Brennan. Architects: Rob Adamson @ Cohos and Evamy |
Fossil Floor, cast bronze and poured epoxy terrazzo |
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