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Oxford Properties is proud to welcome back Air Pressure during Earth Week 2013, an inspiring art installation of more than 200 air-inflatable bird-like sculptures uniquely designed to inflate and deflate with 'breathing animation' to mimic flight patterns, transforming the lobbies of 6 Oxford's office towers in the downtown core. The birds represent the value of air as a life, and speak to Oxford's commitment to sustainability and successful greenhouse gas reduction program. If you're interested in receiving images or video of the project, we have those available for you. The project was developed, designed and installed by Toronto-based Studio F-Minus architect, Brad Hindson and interactive media artist, Mitchell F Chan and produced entirely with environmentally responsible materials and energy efficient technology. Video Credit: JSM Design

Oxford Properties is proud to welcome back Air Pressure during Earth Week 2013, an inspiring art installation of more than 200 air-inflatable bird-like sculptures uniquely designed to inflate and deflate with 'breathing animation' to mimic flight patterns, transforming the lobbies of 6 Oxford's office towers in the downtown core. The birds represent the value of air as a life, and speak to Oxford's commitment to sustainability and successful greenhouse gas reduction program. If you're interested in receiving images or video of the project, we have those available for you. The project was developed, designed and installed by Toronto-based Studio F-Minus architect, Brad Hindson and interactive media artist, Mitchell F Chan and produced entirely with environmentally responsible materials and energy efficient technology. Video Credit: JSM Design