LAB at Rockwell Group collaborated with Rockwell Group architects to design the lobby interior. Greeting guests at the entrance is a 30-foot-long reception desk composed of solid blocks of Grigio Versilia and Absolute Black stone that create a monolithic form that appears to emerge from the gray stone floor. Triangular reveals carved into the stone desk suggest a geode splitting open. These volumetric incisions are embedded with 12 LCD screens and adjacent mirrors that are synchronized with the digital mural content. The mirrors reflect the content, creating a kaleidoscopic effect and extending the canvas beyond the wall.

Living Canvas is part of Fisher Brothers' $20M capital improvement plan. To celebrate the renovation’s completion and the premiere of the canvas’ first digital artwork, Bloom, Fisher Brothers commissioned a film and a site-specific dance piece, also titled Bloom. Inspired by themes of abundance, purity, and rebirth, this dance film celebrates the movement of the art piece and its interactive nature. As the dancers move throughout the space, they trigger the depth cameras above them, generating subtle changes in the flowers.