
Public Art Stakeholder Approvals: Aligning Developers, Architects, Artists and Local Authorities
Stakeholder approval is where most public art sculpture projects actually lose time – not in the design studio. A developer

Stakeholder approval is where most public art sculpture projects actually lose time – not in the design studio. A developer

An arrival sculpture works best when it’s planned alongside the building, not tacked on after everything’s built. The ceiling height,

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A scale study is what happens before a monumental sculpture ever reaches the workshop floor. Using scaled maquettes, digital site

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The best public art programmes for mixed-use developments don’t begin with a shortlist of artists or a moodboard of finishes

If you’re the one who has to answer for the maintenance line on next year’s budget, here’s the direct answer:

A safe outdoor sculpture starts with three numbers: 36 inches of clear pedestrian path, 80 inches of overhead clearance, and

A sculpture’s foundation interface has to be resolved before the concrete goes in, not after the artwork shows up on