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'Feel Our Voice’ By Kezia Cole‘Feel Our Voice’ By Kezia Cole2nd March 2023The parametric design enables light to filter through the piece, creating a visual ripple as the contours of the bench mirror words spoken by local…
‘Optohedron’ By Will Nash‘Optohedron’ By Will Nash2nd March 2023Constructed from weathered steel and locally sourced hazel, the spaces between the logs create homes for wildlife while the embedded kaleidoscopes allow visitors to view…
‘Radius’ By James Tunnard‘Radius’ By James Tunnard2nd March 2023Engraved with poems and inscriptions, the undulating curves of this sculptural seat reflect the shapes of the surrounding hills and valleys, this seating area orientates…
'Coccolith’ By INSTAR‘Coccolith’ By INSTAR2nd March 2023Take a seat and immerse in this rolling and quintessential landscape. The perfect spot to take the weight off and absorb the valley and ‘Inspiring…
'After The Black Gold' By Channel‘After The Black Gold’ By Channel2nd March 2023Taking inspiration from local mining heritage, this purposely simple piece takes the form of a timber structure supporting two lean-to roof pitches which together provide…
‘Sedile Francigena’ By Polysemic‘Sedile Francigena’ By Polysemic2nd March 2023An incredible piece of engineering and a beautiful work of art, which in Latin translates to seat or bench, the base is created from local…
‘Coppice Oratory’ By Tchonova + La Roi‘Coppice Oratory’ By Tchonova + La Roi1st March 2023Made from coppiced chestnut directly from the forest woodland, this four-metre-high wooden sculpture is a key lookout point on the North Downs Way, a space…
‘We are all Winners’ By Alma Tischlerwood‘We are all Winners’ By Alma Tischlerwood1st March 2023A winner’s podium in the shape of a bench, playfully depicting both the present and the ancient world. A place to relax and reflect, signifying…
'Monumenta Romana’ By Charles Holland Architects‘Monumenta Romana’ By Charles Holland Architects1st March 2023Fabricated from recycled salvaged timber, experience 360-degree views of the surrounding landscape of the North Downs Way National Trail.
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