DAVID APPLEYARD/

PREVIOUS PROJECTS/

2004, stainless steel benches with laser cut lettering detail

- Installation at Sheffield Hallam University, heart of the campus, collegiate crescent campus

- Exhibited at ‘intelligent design’ Sheffield Millennium Galleries (now in permanent use)

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2005, oak and stainless steel benches with laser cut/acid etched graffiti details

- Installation 1 at Common Ground, St Peters, Nether Edge, Sheffield.

-Installation 2 at Scissett Middle School, Huddersfield

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2007, Camden multi-faith project, with Rise Phoenix

- Oak and stainless steel bench with messages relating to faith incorporated into stainless steel panels

- A stainless steel + acrylic wall mounting with 3d relief

- School workshops included a variety of mark making exercises and creative activities - Richard Coben Primary School Camden, London

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2006, decorative steel panels and graffiti stencil mural for a young peoples shelter

- Young peoples shelter, Norfolk Park, Sheffield

- Designed and produced decorative features in collaboration with other artists and young people from the Norfolk Park area of Sheffield

- Designed and led young peoples workshops to develop a graffiti stencil mural

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2007, Ribble Valley sculpture trail commission - Ribble Valley Borough Council

- Graphical way marks for the ‘Ribble Valley Sculpture Trail, Clitheroe’

- Designed, produced and installed three stainless steel + corian, sculptural way marks

- Conducted young peoples workshops with the ‘wildlife after school project’ to develop graffiti style marks which were laser etched into ‘corian’ tops.

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2007, Barnsley Civic Theatre and Mandela Gardens

- Stainless steel cladding for two electricity substations

- To incorporate poetry developed with local primary schools

- Designed site specific font to engage and intrigue visitors

- To provide visual differences on all sides of the buildings

• To lead people into and through the woodland

• To encourage use/exploration

• To keep people on track and away from the local badgers!

• To add a dynamic visual focus at the heart of the woodland clearing

• To incorporate poetry in a leading and intriguing manner

• To draw peoples focus away from the adjacent park road north

• To develop an installation that could be assembled on site

• To allow nature to take hold through growth, attachment and weathering

• To provide an installation which requires minimal maintenance

HOUGHTON HALL PARK/ project aims

Moore Crescent Entrance

(North)

Central Clearing

South Entrance

HOUGHTON HALL PARK/ site

development of form to reflect and compliment elements of the surrounding woodland

DEVELOPMENT/

DESIGN PROPOSAL/ scale

DESIGN PROPOSAL/ impact

23.5 m

5.5 m6.5m

•To add focus to the centre of the clearing and away from the road

•To add visual intrigue and lead peoples imagination

• Raises questions about the space

• An abstraction from the pathway - a path to?

DESIGN PROPOSAL/

INSTALLATION/ 2nd April 08

INSTALLATION/ 2nd April 08

INSTALLATION/ 2nd April 08

INSTALLATION/ 2nd April 08

INSTALLATION/ 2nd April 08

INSTALLATION/ 2nd April 08

INSTALLATION/ 2nd April 08