Parkfield Primary school bench now ready for installation.
The Parkfield bench will be installed on a sloping site on pre cast foundation blocks installed at site.
This sculptural bench features terraced seating board arrangement to work with the sloping nature of the ground at site.
See earlier posts for more info on the Parkfield & Hyde Sculptural installations.
Waiting area seating installed for Hancocks the Jewelers, Burlington Arcade, London.
Images also depict other aspects of chaircreative interior design including the rejuvenation of the balustrade arrangement, vase stand planter and side table interlay. The waiting area then flows into the beautiful display cabinet work created by Ian Spencer.
More images of the final installation with chairs and other interior design elements to follow.
Sculptural pole work complete for Hyde Primary school.
5 Sculptural elements each with aperture arranged in a 2 m dia circle.
Installation due mid June.
Accessory item for Hancocks the Jewelers in the Burlington Arcade.
Business card holder for 3 names, standard 85 x 55 landscape.
Stainless steel engraved monograms also incorporate rare earth magnets so that block elements may be joined as a single unit or placed independently around the shop.
Complete installation images of all seating, accessory details and other cabinet, display cases and desks by Ian Spencer coming up in June.
Creation underway of 2 exterior sculptural installations for Parkfield & Hyde Primary schools North London.
These projects share similar characteristics to the ‘Underhill’ installation earlier in the year. See previous posts.
Images coming soon.
Projects in association with Breeze Landscape architects.
Waiting area seating taking shape for Hancocks the Jewellers.
Images below show the seating before oil burnishing and addition of upholstery.
You can also see associated elements of this project, the fitted site table & card holder in creation.
You may well notice the rectangular cutaway in the seating board and side table element. These elements fit around an existing pillar in the back wall of the location.
You’ll see more images of this project in the next few weeks as the project elements are completed and installation takes place.
Chairs & seating begin to take shape for Hancocks the Jewelllers – Burlington Arcade, London.
4 of 6 chairs up to 1st oil coat. Right images shows underside profiling of the side table section.
In the top centre image you can see the cut away for the ‘drop in’ upholstery seat padding.
Top left is the waiting area seating with the template over laid of the side table. These sections are then fitted around an existing pillar within the retail space. See earlier posts for the design drawings and more about the back rest ’space frame’
In the images below you can see the drilling & set of the lock pins for the back rests.
New seating form – The Cove.
Pattern cutting for the spatial arrangent of the seating plane for a new interior site specific seating installation.
This will be an informal, comfortable and relaxed seating space for several people with views over looking a coastal landsacpe.
Bold and Bright.
The Shape of things to come.
Watch this space!
It’s that time of year again – things really beginning to grow. And look! Here’s a bench we planted yesterday.
The Newnham Church Bus Stop Bench, East Kent.
Fine weather pre booked for the planting of NPC-BS (Newnham Parish Council – Bus Stop) project.
Yes, it’s a heavy piece. The following images give an insight into the installation process. Firstly is setting those beautiful cast leg bases into the banking.
The 1st image shows Sue Gunner of Newnham Parish Council with Murray at the ready just as the bus pulls away.
We even had a little helper – Peter, who came along just at the right time to play the shapes game with the end caps.
You can just make out the stainless steel shim plates on top of the cast blocks as the seating board unit is set onto the bases.
Oak, stainless steel with white cast concrete base settings.
See earlier postings for design drawings and workshop creation.
Some images courtesy Mr David Barker.
At a Bus Stop near you?
Chairs for Hancocks, Burlignton Arcade, London begin to take shape.
After test assembly, now comes the real profiling that will bring these chairs to life.
Just snip & cut along all those white lines!
You can see the back edge line on top of the seat. This demarks the position of the Upholstery seat section.
More on this project as it develops.
