Client: Thames Water

This is just one example of a large series of interpretation panels and waymarkers that we designed, illustrated, produced and installed for Thames Water. The housings and waymarkers were all constructed from green oak and routed.

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Client: Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust

Visitors to Greystones Farm can explore the archaeology and meadows trails whilst learning about modern farming techniques (and even milk their own cow) as well as walk the timeline and visit an iron age dwelling. The trail markers are designed to be simple, easy to follow and attractive without detracting from the views.

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Client: Southwark Council

We have worked with Southwark Council to produce many interpretation panels for their various nature reserves.

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Client: Southwark Council

An example of an interpretation panel. We produce everything in-house including the oak or metal stands and install as well. For something a little different we can sandblast or carve images and text.

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Client: Shropshire Wildlife Trust

Hand illustrated interpretation panels set into sandblasted oak, beneath a timber and cedar shingle shelter.

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Client: Shropshire Wildlife Trust

Detail of sandblasted oak panel

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Client: Shropshire Wildlife Trust

Close up of hand illustrated interpretation panel. One of many panels that form a trail around the reserve.

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Client: Shropshire Wildlife Trust

Natural finger post with oak fingers and a Nuthatch carved in oak.

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Client: Shropshire Wildlife Trust

Close up on Nuthatch carved in oak.

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Client: Shropshire Wildlife Trust/Natural England

One of 5 viewfinders on a trail around the reserve. Each one incorporates a routed sleeper, a ghost image which when viewed against the landscape of today tells a story , a simple graphic and a tactile element

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Client: Shropshire Wildlife Trust/Natural England

One of 5 viewfinders on a trail around the reserve. Each one incorporates a routed sleeper, a ghost image which when viewed against the landscape of today tells a story , a simple graphic and a tactile element.

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Client: Shropshire Wildlife Trust

One of many Sundew graphics telling the story of peat and the value of Whixall Moss.

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Client: Shropshire Wildlife Trust

Having completed building the tower at Whixall Moss (a feat of engineering in itself - see WILD structures), we then designed and installed a range of interpretive features to tell the story of Whixall Moss, including panoramas, poems, giant mammoth tusks and a periscope to give long distance views from low level.

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Client: Shropshire Wildlife Trust

Periscope detail.

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Client: Shropshire Wildlife Trust

Words on the stairs by local poet Andrew Howe.

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Client: Shropshire Wildlife Trust

Panorama view interpreting the landscape of Whixall Moss.

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Client: Shropshire Wildlife Trust

Life-size model of Mammoth tusks create an entrance arch to the tower platform.

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