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House of Fraser - Cabot Circus - Bristol Broadmead
Description
Artist Susanna Heron in collaboration with Stanton Williams Architects.
Bas relief in glass and bronze integral to the Portland Roach fossil-stone
facade on Bond Street South.
Three storey glass window, etched and sandblasted, 14.4 x 13.4 metres
located above the bronze frieze.
Bronze panels, cast and milled, interspersed with brass cassettes, 7x35
metres at ground level.
Title Roche
"This work is both charged and completed by the quality of marine
light particular to Bristol. The drawings were made in response to the
stone, surfaces, scale and geometry of the architecture to bring a sense
of landscape, an awareness of changing light, and an experience, in the
internal light-well, of being ‘inside’ the work. There is
something of the physical experience of seeing something in the moment,
some sort of realisation or moment of understanding, that I am trying
to make happen - whatever the context."
Copyright ©Susanna Heron 2005-8. All rights reserved.
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Artist :
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Susanna Heron
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| Architects : |
Stanton Williams
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| Client : |
Bristol Alliance
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| Contractor : |
Sir Robert McAlpine
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| Specialist glass work : |
Sandblast, acid etch and lamination:
Fusion Glass Designs Ltd
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| Cast Bronze panels : |
Sweetmore Engineering Holdings Ltd
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| Bronze milling : |
Xavier Engineering Ltd |
| Patterns for moulds and patination
of bronze panels : |
Capisco Ltd |
| Art Agent : |
Sam Wilkinson, Insite Arts |
| Artists Project Manager : |
Mary Hogben, Hogben and Hale architects
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