sphere
concrete spherical bollards
Six blue concrete bollards ranging from 500mm to 900mm diameter with leaf design sand blasted into them have helped brighten up a small community park area on new Kent road.
The project was in collaboration with Southwark council and Marshalls Street Furniture.
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leeds
Set in a £250 million 110,000m regeneration programme that will breath
new life into Leeds city centre sits a new 3000m Armouries Square in the
front of the Royal Armouries Museum. The art work was produced in
collaboration between The Clarence Dock Company, The Royal Armouries
Museum, Arts and Business, International Arts Consultants, Artist Lesley
Fallais and Marshalls.
Using comments made by war veterans from The Royal British Legion,
The Association of Wrens, Refugees, Leeds Peace Network and local
children, words and images were sandblasted into granite benches and
paving to create educational trail.
In collaboration with: - Lesley Fallais Artist www.Lesleyfallais.co.uk
Gordon Hines B.Eng (Hon) product manager Marshalls natural
stone www.marshall.co.uk
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leeds
Set in a £250 million 110,000m regeneration programme that will breath
new life into Leeds city centre sits a new 3000m Armouries Square in the
front of the Royal Armouries Museum. The art work was produced in
collaboration between The Clarence Dock Company, The Royal Armouries
Museum, Arts and Business, International Arts Consultants, Artist Lesley
Fallais and Marshalls.
Using comments made by war veterans from The Royal British Legion,
The Association of Wrens, Refugees, Leeds Peace Network and local
children, words and images were sandblasted into granite benches and
paving to create educational trail.
In collaboration with: - Lesley Fallais Artist www.Lesleyfallais.co.uk
Gordon Hines B.Eng (Hon) product manager Marshalls natural
stone www.marshall.co.uk
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leeds
Set in a £250 million 110,000m regeneration programme that will breath
new life into Leeds city centre sits a new 3000m Armouries Square in the
front of the Royal Armouries Museum. The art work was produced in
collaboration between The Clarence Dock Company, The Royal Armouries
Museum, Arts and Business, International Arts Consultants, Artist Lesley
Fallais and Marshalls.
Using comments made by war veterans from The Royal British Legion,
The Association of Wrens, Refugees, Leeds Peace Network and local
children, words and images were sandblasted into granite benches and
paving to create educational trail.
In collaboration with: - Lesley Fallais Artist www.Lesleyfallais.co.uk
Gordon Hines B.Eng (Hon) product manager Marshalls natural
stone www.marshall.co.uk
