Point Pelee

Two stunning crescents of thick roll-formed weathering steel cast a beautiful silhouette emblematic of a treasured Canadian national park. Established in 1918, Point Pelee was the first national park in Canada to be designated for conservation and is the most southern point in the country.

Perched atop a sturdy pedestal base finished in a neutral grey, the rich natural rust patina continues maturing with each rain/dry cycle through the seasons, constantly changing and responding to the environment.