Public Art Research Archive, Sheffield Hallam University
PUBLIC ART IN SHEFFIELD

Andrew Bell
work for Chapel Walk, 1996
Chapel Walk
painted metal




Location:
Chapel Walk, Sheffield, S1. This is the pedestrian street between Fargate and Norfolk Street. (A-Z p5 3E)

Description:
The spandrel at each end of this narrow pedestrian street. This consists of an arch containing the name 'Chapel Walk' supported by a three diamensional crown shape containing a leaf-like motif. He also designed the brackets from which each shop has its own individual sign. Each sign is an oval of the same size, suspended by chains from a bracket.


Commission:
Initiated by Sheffield City Council. Funding from the European Union, the national 'Transport Project Programme' and the private sector.


Comment:
The shops signs are particularly successful in giving the street a unified, and yet unique, appearance.



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