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DESIGN NEWS


Sculpture unveiled at St Pancras


Project: Cloud: Meteoros Design: Lucy and Jorge Orta Location: London, UK


A giant art installation has been unveiled at St Pancras international station in London, designed by Lucy and Jorge Orta. Cloud: Meteoros features a


15m-wide cloud suspended above the station’s Grand Terrace with


fi gures gently resting on top, intended to echo the passengers waiting for trains below. The sculpture follows on the success of the Olympic Rings which were suspended in the space leading up to and during London 2012.


Project: Mary Rose Museum Design: Wilkinson Eyre Location: Portsmouth, UK


Mary Rose Museum launches in Portsmouth Dock


The Mary Rose Museum opened to the public on 31 May, at the same Portsmouth dockyard where the Tudor warship was built more than 500 years ago. The £27m (US$42m, E32m) museum was originally scheduled to open in autumn 2012 but a fi nal fi t out of interiors took longer than expected. The museum design was led by Wilkinson Eyre, who


worked with interior design fi t out architects Pringle Brandon Perkins+Will on the project. In addition to the restored ship, which sank in 1545 in


● Deck galleries run the length of the ship 26 Read Leisure Management online leisuremanagement.co.uk/digital


the Battle of Solent, the boat-shaped museum showcases 19,000 artefacts, which include wooden eating bowls, leather shoes, musical instruments, longbows, nit combs complete with 500 year old lice and two tonne guns.


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