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Health sector art projects
Drostle Public Arts has worked on many successful artworks, such as mosaics, for hospitals in the UK and overseas including: East Belfast NHS Bradbury Centre; Stanford Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital, California; Greenwich; Great Ormond Street; Cheltenham; St Anns; North Middlesex; Watford & Mount Vernon; Kings College; Guys
Community art projects
Involving the local community in the production of any site specific artwork is central to its success. Community involvement in producing artwork for public places does not mean the work must be of a lower quality. Good community artwork using the artists expertise in the right manner should produce the highest quality results. In fact the work
- Picture frames are hand-finished and available in contemporary and traditional styles. The framing and finishing of the frame is usually determined either by what you are framing (a picture or a mirror) or by its surroundings. In the case of the picture or mirror, its age, style and colouring will all influence the decision. Whereas its
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- Patrick Ireland Frames
- Bradley.Basso specialises in the design, production and installation of custom stained glass windows. Ray Bradley, part of the Bradley.Basso partnership, has created custom stained glass windows for a wide range of public, private, religious and secular buildings in the UK and overseas. Each piece is created to bespoke requirements using
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- Bradley Basso
- Leighton House Museum in London required new double doors to help with thermal control within one of the upper galleries. The doors would also be a decorative feature in their own right and provide a connection between two gallery spaces. Bradley Basso designed new glass panels for the location. These were based on the Islamic design of the Arab
- Bradley Basso installed bespoke architectural glass doors for a high-end company headquarters in Harrow-on-Hill. The doors were chosen for their variable transmitted and reflected light qualities, together with the selective obscuration they produced. The adaptable design comprised stainless steel and glass to create a 30-minute fire-rated glazing
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- Bradley Basso
- A 35 metre sculptural installation was created for the atrium connection from the reception area to the boardrooms in the London headquarters of Gazprom, a Russian-owned international power provider. The tree has special significance for the Russian people and the requested interior walk is intended primarily to provide a familiar image for
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- Bradley Basso
- The 4m-high stairway window exploits the changing light qualities of dichroic glass, and acts as a focal point in a highly designed interior. While maintaining through-vision, there are two elements, which relate to the dynamic line that curves upwards through the height of the window. The fragmented light creates an impression of energetic
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- Bradley Basso
- 'Fragments of Lives' is a series of six glass art panels that were designed for the conservation of the Grade 1 listed St James Priory in Bristol. The sequential series of panels were created for the North Isle, and culminate in an arched screen at the East end to create a fusion of old and new, as part of the total conservation and reordering of
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- Bradley Basso
- Bradley Basso's 'Calligraphic Tapestry' was a public art commission for a new school building in Sheffield. A visual game for relevant meaning, the design concept challenges curiosity and discovery, encouraging observation toward literate understanding. The words are based on a letterform design by Durer, whose structural geometry was used to
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- Bradley Basso
- Bradley Basso designed and created a series of hand painted medieval stained glass panels for a private residence in Henley - on - Thames. The painted glass panels were representations of the Labours of the Months - a series of agricultural moments reflecting the previous farming heritage of the house. The door panels were designed with a setting
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Drostle Public Arts
London-based artist Gary Drostle creates large-scale, site-specific mural and mosaic artworks. Each commission is designed specifically for the individual site, drawing on the local history, architecture, landscape and community for inspiration. Gary has completed many major award-winning commissions across the UK and in the USA. Projects range
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97 A Fulham Palace Road, Hammersmith, London, W6 8JAA B Reclamation
Block Farm, Bradfield Combust, Bury St Edmunds, IP30 0LWA4A - Art for Architecture
High McGowanston Studio, Turnberry, Girvan, KA26 9JTATADesigns
ATADesigns design contemporary wallcoverings, ceramic wall tiles, lampshades, fabrics and cushions. ATADesigns' mission is to deliver creativity, freshness and boldness into interior and exterior spaces. The company specialises in unique cutting-edge print designs, with a focus on products for wall spaces, small furniture and accessories, whether
Knowledge Dock Business Centre, 4-6 University Way, London, E16 2RDAaronson Noon
Roxby Place, London, SW6 1RSAbinger Stained Glass
2 Paddington Mill Cottage, Guildford Road, Abinger Hammer, RH5 6SHAdam Williams Design
Adam Williams, artist, designer and art collector, founded the studio in 2004 with the aim of creating bold and complex metal furniture, with touches of sculptural detail that make it completely unique. He spent some of his earlier career restoring the West Front to Wells Cathedral and it was from there that he discovered a love of working with
Bishopbrook House, Cathedral Avenue, Wells, BA5 1FDAdrian Alan
66-67 South Audley Street, London, W1K 2QXAlfies Antique Market
13–25 Church Street, London, NW8 8DTAline Johnson Glass Design
Aline works mostly on site specific glass lighting commissions in collaboration with architects, interior- and lighting-designers. She also designs and produces exclusive kilnformed glass vessels and platters. Her inspiration comes from her rural retreats to Dorset. The fibrant palette of beach paraphernalia, seaside rock and windbreak patterns
Cockpit Workshops, Studio E2, Cockpit Yard, Northington Street, London, WC1N 2NPAlison Milner
Alison Milner has 20 years experience as a independent designer. She was trained in furniture design at the Royal College of Art but since then her work has developed and broadened and now includes illustration, products, furniture, exhibitions and books. Alison specialises in designing simple elegant products with graphic and photographic
8 New Parade, Worthing, BN11 2BQAlistair Lambert
56 Highfield, Clyst Road, Topsham, Exeter, EX3 0DA
