Event Engineering provided structural design certification and site inspection for the Squid Game Season 3 launch at Federation Square. Working with XO Media, we helped bring this bold public activation to life with safety and precision.

At Mona Foma 2025, Event Engineering provided structural design and certification for some of the festival’s most daring works, including Ogoh-Ogoh: The Purging, Custody by Martiel Carlos, and Hilux Hang. From ritual burn structures to suspended vehicles, we ensured bold artistic visions were realised with safety and precision.

Event Engineering is proud to support Vivid Sydney 2025 with structural engineering solutions for light installations and public artworks. As featured in Create Digital, our director Morgan Sheehy shares how engineering helps bring the festival to life.

Watch the EE Team navigate the transportation and installation of the monumental public artworks by Mikala Dwyer in Sydney Metro Martin Place on the final episode of this SBS Series.

Girls Night Out captures the playful, exuberant experience of a night out with friends. The sculpture is a contemporary timber assemblage with two figures poised in an acrobatic feat of engineering, interacting with the columns and floating platform, and appearing to be suspended in movement.

Cliff by Janet Laurence is a breathtaking suspended installation of over 150 geological specimens, now permanently housed in Curtin University’s School of Design and the Built Environment. From concept design to installation via rope access, Event Engineering collaborated with artists, geologists, and cultural advisors to bring this complex and culturally significant vision to life.

‘The Land Around Us’ by David Cianci stands tall in Townhead Park, Singleton—a 5.7-metre-high sculpture that celebrates the spirit of place and community. Inspired by the local landscape, this striking work is both a visual landmark and a tribute to the region’s natural heritage. Event Engineering provided engineering and certification services to bring the artist’s vision safely to life.

‘Yimaliko Makoro’ by Raymond & Tyler Smith honours the cultural and ecological heritage of Cottage Creek with soaring cast aluminium fish sculptures. Engineered in collaboration with HCCDC.

‘Eucalypt Canopy’ by Balarinji transforms the M12 Motorway shared path into a journey through Country. Featuring oversized eucalyptus leaf structures, the installation blends cultural storytelling with striking design. Event Engineering provided engineering and certification for these sculptural waypoints, supporting a vision that honours Western Sydney’s six seasons and Aboriginal connection to land.