Phoenix Canstruction

Every year, there is an event called Phoenix Canstruction where companies in the Architect, Engineering, and Construction industries engage in a friendly competition for charity. They each design, build, and stock a display created with canned food, which ends up being donated to St. Mary's Food Bank.

Each year, we cut the many puzzle-pieced MDF layered parts for some of the competitors. Check out our customers' impressive creations! Can you believe these are made mostly of cans?

Cans stacked to create an art display of a school notebook with crayons and glue.
Cans stacked to create an art display that looks like a notebook and pencils
Cans stacked to create a sculpture of a pacman game
Cans stacked to create an art display of a pacman game and a rubik's cube
A sculpture of two swans creating a heart shape with their necks. The sculpture is made out of metal cans on a light wood floor. There are large windows behind the can sculpture.
A pile of large, puzzle-like shapes, made of MDF, sitting on a wooden palette on the floor.
A geometric sculpture of R2D2 from Star Wars, made of cans of food and plastic bottles of water.
A stack of large, puzzle-like shapes, made of MDF, sit atop a wooden palette on the floor.
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