Public Art Commission Invitation
Location: ‘Site J’ New England Quarter, Fleet Street, BN1 4FY Budget: Lift artwork: £20,000 Greenway artworks: £60,000 Release: 18 October 2013 Deadline: 25 November 2013
There are two opportunities offered for artists/ designers in the new landmark development in the New England Quarter in the North Laine, Brighton.
• An artistic treatment of the new lift linking the new public space to the northern gateway of Brighton Railway Station. The proposal could incorporate designs for the glassexterior or use light, sound and sculptural additions to the lift and surrounds. The budget for design, management, manufacture and installation is £20,000.
• A proposal for an intervention or a series of interventions for the new Greenway that will provide an attractive trail through the new space. This could incorporate structural elements, light, sound and/or influence the plans for planting. The budget for design, management, manufacture and installation is £60,000.
The commission is being offered by Hyde Vale Limited and Denne Construction Limited through Brighton & Hove City Council’s Section 106 policy. 1. The Site
The arts commissions are offered at the new development referred to as ‘Site J’ of the New England Quarter.
The development is located to the east of Brighton Railway Station and is enclosed by Fleet Street to the east, Mangalore Way to the south and Stroudley Road to the north.
The development comprises 147 residential units and 258m2 of commercial space, a new greenway and a new public square linking the northern gateway of the train station to Fleet Street and down to Ann Street and the London Road. The whole site falls within the defined city centre and lies on a strategically important route linking the station with the London Road area to the east.
The site is owned by Hyde Vale Limited and is being construction by Denne Construction Limited.
The southern end of the site is owned separately and is not part of this invitation. Although a planning application has been submitted for this site for the construction of a hotel and office space. Construction is due to start in 2014 subject to planning permission.
The development is designed to provide: • New high quality and vibrant public realm (the public square, the northern gateway entrance and the new greenway). There should also be provision for informal open space in the plans. • Improved physical connectivity. The site has a critical role in facilitating the navigation across the city particularly from the station to the east and north and from the north of the city down into the North Laine and London Road. • Improved cultural connectivity through helping to create a sense of place by linking the surrounding contemporary and historical sites and features. • A new green space and the completion of a linear ecological corridor running through the centre of the New England Quarter.
1.1 The Greenway This development will include the final part of the Green Link, which runs north from the station entrance. This is proposed as a continuously rising ramp of 1:15 slope meandering through nature which would be convenient for cyclists, baby buggies and wheelchairs. The location and extent of this area is predetermined by the presence of the large retaining wall which accommodates the substantial level change across the site. This entire area is dedicated to the provision of a route with accompanying open space and improved biodiversity.
As you will see from the Landscape Architect’s drawings the greenway shall have a variety of different planting bed types and styles including a wildflower meadow, which will all be graded to falls from Stroudley Road down the back of the existing retain wall.
Generally hard landscaping will be constricted to the central path which shall be finished in resin bonded gravel with sliver grey 100 x 100 washed setts constructing the steps and rest areas. Either secured or built into the step will be a 100mm wide
1.2 The Lift One of the new pedestrian routes through the site will be the route from the London Road, via Ann Street up Fenchurch Walk past the new Sainsbury and terminating at the Station North Entrance. This will take pedestrians through the new public square which will be a narrowing plaza towards a striking and generous wide cascading set of steps rising 9 meters to the North East Entrance of the Station. The station will be seen looming at the top of the stairs. A glass lift tower will be located beside the stairs in order to afford step free access between the levels.
At present the lift and the lift shaft structure will de designed, supplied and installed by Aurora Lifts and will be manufactured in Spain to be brought to site and erected in pieces. The lift car will be a glazed structure which will be suspended in a 14m high glazed tower with a steel frame. For the suitability of construction the rear wall of the shaft abutting the existing retaining wall and the wall abutting the stairs shall be constructed on reinforced concrete, which will help in supporting the bridge. These walls will be clad internally in a grey sheet metal, which shall help with future maintenance etc.
At the top entrance of the lift shaft there will be Reinforced Concrete Bridge which shall have a paved deck and frameless glass balustrade. The glass balustrade shall continue down the steps to the lower public square area.
Further Information Current plans for the development can be found on the BHCC planning register at www.brighton-hove.gov.uk.
The planning case officer is Maria Seale [email protected] (01273 292232).
The relevant reference numbers for planning applications are: Design & access statement for the site BH2010/03999 (approved 9/12/11) Hard and soft landscaping BH2013/01929 (pending) Greenway details BH2013/01927 (pending) Stairs and lift to station BH2013/03388 (pending)
Note: The details of the exact layout and planting may be subject to change as part of the on-going negotiations on the planning applications. In particular, artistic proposals will need to be compatible with the measures sought by internal planning consultees such as the Ecologist, Arboriculturist and Access Officer, 2. Context
2.1 The surrounding area This site is the missing piece of the jigsaw relating to the strategically important area of the New England Quarter, connecting the north of the city to the North Laine, and the station to the London Road area.
The majority of the masterplan for the area has been realised so the site sits adjacent to relatively new developments including new residential developments with Barratt Homes, Bio-regional Quintain and Crest. Commercial developments include a Sainsbury’s supermarket, a number of small shops and cafes around Fenchurch Walk, the Jurys Inn hotel,Bellerbys Language School and office space at QED on Stroudley Road.
The site also sits next to beautiful architecture of exceptional historical interest including the Grade II* listed train station built in 1840 in the Italinete style and 100 feet above sea level. Its curved 3 storey brick archways form Mangalore Way. Nearby is the Grade 1 listed Victorian church St Bartholomews known as both Wagner’s Folly and the Ark. On the other end of the architectural spectrum but no less important, New England House is an iconic 1960s industrial towerblock in the brutalist style. It is a vibrant and thriving centre for the city’s creative and digital industries and a driver for the economic regeneration of the area.
The site is nestled next to the North Laine: the city’s bohemian and cultural quarter renowned for its independent retailers and traders, offering an abundance of small shops, bars and restaurants. To the east is the London Road shopping area which through the Portas Pilot scheme and the redevelopment of the Open Market, the Level and the Co-op is undergoing huge regeneration. Both areas have highly engaged business and resident communities and a strong sense of local identity and heritage.
More information on the North Laine can be found at http://northlaine.co.uk/ and on London Road at http://londonroadlat.wordpress.com/portas-pilot/portas-pilotupdate-26th- september-2013/
A useful resource for more context of the heritage and identity of the area can be found at http://www.mybrightonandhove.org.uk
2.2 Existing public art A vision for the site was originally commissioned for the New England development as part of the original public art programme. The artists Jon Mills, Steve Geliot and architect Fiona Atkinson worked together to create and deliver a vision for the site. The results of this collaboration can be seen and enjoyed in the current New England Quarter development. Their original vision was inspired by the surrounding landscape of sea and downs, the chalk landscape, rolling downs and the sea. The art-works were designed to soften the hard lines of the landscape with natural forms and also to reference and compliment the railway architecture and heritage.
The vision based on a hierarchy of routes throughout the site, focusing on linkages to London Road, the Site of Nature Conservation Interest (the old Greenway) and the proposed New England Square. The work is sited throughout the site and includes: • Bespoke tree grills and glass blocks embedded in paving which form an intrinsic element of the hard landscape along New England Street • A series of enamel plaques providing a graphic representation of the site’s history in St Anne’s Square. • A 6 metre high wooden sculpture by the nationally renowned artist Walter Bailey on the corner of Cheapside. • A series of metallic ‘running men’ located along the guard rails within the Core Site • A series of oversized metal railway implements acting as a relic to the site’s railway heritage, • Concrete seats by the Landscape Architect Rachel Stocker (working with children at St Bart’s Primary School) also on the Greenway. • A metal Ghost Train by the artist Jon Mills about to be installed on the old railway bridge that forms part of the Greenway. 3. The Commission
There are two opportunities for individual or teams of artists/ designers in the development.
Both projects should respond to the objectives and themes contained in this brief. We are particularly interested in proposals for both or either project that: • Enhance people’s journeys through the site • Help create a sense of place • Improve way finding across the area • Take inspiration from the rich cultural heritage of the area and of the city • Reflect the local natural environment and architectural heritage • Work with and enhance the contemporary architecture of the new space • Complement the existing public art in the area – formal and informal
Projects should be contemporary, bespoke and of high quality in both approach and in the materials used.
3.1 The Greenway The artist/ design treatment for the greenway should work with the existing plans as submitted for planning consent. However there is scope to influence and embellish these plans and the artists/ designer will be working closely with the landscape architect to explore and finalise the designs and the approach in order to maximise those opportunities. The artist/ designer might want to consider some or all of the following: • Lighting/ digital design through the site • 2 dimensional design and treatment of floors, seating and fixtures • Design consideration of planting • 3 dimensional designs • Interactive digital elements • Creative input into planting
The locations could be: • Within the existing landscaped surfaces • Enhancement of the existing lighting plans • Freestanding sculptural pieces • Input into the features for seating, resting and planting • Concentrated in one area or running throughout the site
3.2 The Lift and surrounds The proposals for the lift need to work within the parameters established in the planning application. The design for the lift and the model and mechanisms have already been approved.
However, there are opportunities for artistic/ design influences which could include some or all of the following: • Etching, colouring, printing on to the glass lift and metal surfaces • Lighting design for the lift and its surrounds • Interactive digital elements • 2 dimensional designs to be incorporated into the hard landscaping • Treatment of the surrounding balustrades and glass panels Artist’s Role
The artist/s will need to take a collaborative approach to realising and installing their design. They will work closely with the architect, the landscape architect and the construction team to integrate their plans into the wider development process and schedule.
There will be an inception meeting at appointment to establish roles and responsibilities but the artist/s should be prepared to be responsible for the project management of their work through to installation.
After the inception the artist will be expected to draw up fully costed designs with a clear production and installation schedule. This will include providing a clear methodology for the installation. They will provide full risk assessments for the artwork for when it is being installed and for when it is in situ and have adequate public liability insurance in place.
The artist will be required to provide a cleaning and maintenance manual for the artwork.
The artist agrees to participate in any press activity relating to the project including attendance at a launch event or press call if necessary. Budget
The budget for this art-work includes all artists and professional fees and expenses as well as all costs relating to fabrication and installation.
The fee does not include VAT, which will be added where applicable.
Shortlisted artists will be expected to present an initial budget breakdown as part of their submission and a detailed budget breakdown on appointment.
Payments terms to the artist and/or any other entity will need to be agreed with Denne
Construction Limited prior to final appointment. Process
Management The selection process will be managed by the Arts team at Brighton & Hove city council.
The technical and practical realisation will be managed by Keith Brunt of Denne Construction Limited.
The panel will continue to act as a management group, which will meet with the artist monthly to assist the realisation of the project.
Selection Panel The selection panel for the artwork in both the shortlist and the final selection phase will consist of:
Hyde Vale Limited Denne Construction Limited Officers of the City Council from: - Head of Arts - Planning
Phases
Selection will be through a two phase process:
1. Initially artists are invited to submit an expression of interest including: • A brief outline of the idea and vision in response to the brief • An outline budget • Lead artist CV • Evidence of previous relevant work
This must be submitted by 5pm on 25 November 2013.
2. Four/ five shortlisted artists will be invited to interview and provide a more detailed proposal for the site in response to the details in this brief. This will include: • A worked up idea • Visual representations and images • Example of materials • An initial maintenance statement • An initial method statement for installation • Expenditure breakdown
A contribution towards expenses of £250 per artist will be made to the shortlisted artists.
Interviews will take place on 16 December 2013. Timetable
Artist brief issued 18 October 2013 Closing date for submissions 25 November 2013 Shortlisting 25-27 November 2013 Shortlist artists notified 28 November 2013 Interviews 16 December 2013 Final artist appointed 17 December 2013 Installation Spring/Summer 2014 Completion End of Summer 2014 Launch Autumn 2014 Practical Information
Please send your proposal and information to:
Arts and Cultural Projects Ref: Site J Room 425, Kings House Grand Avenue Hove BN3 2LS
PLEASE NOTE: Unfortunately we are not able to accepted emailed submissions. Please print any images you would like the panel to consider. Please enclose a stamped addressed envelope for any materials, slides or pictures that you wish to be returned to you.
If you have any questions regarding this commission, please email arts@brighton- hove.gov.uk Appendices
More details and further drawings and photographs can be found in the planning submissions as detailed in the brief.
Please also find attached architect drawings relating to: 1. Greenway planting 2. Greenway layout 3. Lift plans Contractors must check all dimensions on site. Only figured dimensions are to be worked from. Discrepancies must be reported to the Architect before proceeding.© This drawing is Copyright GREENWAY PLANTING DESIGN NORTH
Location Plan
,120 BRIGHTON NEW ENGLAND SQUARE
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monogyna 600c/s Sedum
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FEL(ex): 36 Communal Courtyard Planting Plan 001
FEL: Communal Courtyward Layout Plan 002 37 ,000
FEL(ex): 34 - Phlomis39 60 - Cotoneaster ,840 ,000 ,430 russeliana
FEL(ex): 30 horizontalis 39 Fleet Street Planting Plan 003 FEL: 36 FEL: 600c/s 6-Amelanchier canadensis ,000 95 - Ilex aquifolium 750c/s
750c/s ,600 FEL: 40 FEL(ex): 30 ,240 85-Prunus,430 spinosa 39 Greenways Planting Plan 004 ,780 FEL(ex): 36 FEL: 420 - Miscanthus sinensis 750c/s FEL: 65 - Festuca glauca 35 ,000 300c/s 'Gracillimus' Greenways Layout Plan 005 FEL: 38,840 600c/s FEL(ex): 39 ,750
75 - Sedum telephium ,440 ,965 Station Approach Layout Plan 006 FEL(ex): 30
33 'Matrona' 450c/s FEL: 38,805 FEL(ex): 39 FEL: ,690 Station Approach Planting Plan 007 FEL(ex):
,915 4300mm 20 - Rudbeckia 800mm Blended mix @ 450c/s 39 65 - Festuca glauca falls @ approx ,660 30 1:15fulgida 'Goldsturm' 273 - Calamagrostis x acutiflora FEL(ex): FEL: 300c/s total 39 ,915 110 - Berberis 400c/s 'Karl Foerster' ,650 FEL: 39 30 ,000 rise thunbergii 35 - Hebe 'Midsummer Beauty' Roof terrace Layout - Block 1 008
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FEL: FEL: 600c/s ,915 35 ,000 Oxe-eye Daisy 30
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,170 FEL(ex): planter 600 FEL(ex): 31 31 high ,360 ,990 planter 600 high 31 FEL: planter Conservation sett 32 600 FEL: ,150 high 600 planter high DENNE CONSTRUCTION LTD 600 planter chest FEL: high 600 tool rumble strip. 31 high ,815 planter planter 600 Lockable high FEL(ex): planter 32 ,290 FEL(ex): 32 ,050 Bench PROJECT FEL(ex): 31 Cycle barrier by ,260
FEL(ex): 31 ,720 woodscape. FEL(ex): NEW ENGLAND QUARTER, SITE J 31 FEL(ex): ,330 31 ,230 FEL(ex): 31 ,240 BRIGHTON
4 No. Schwegler Solitary bee and Bug Nest1 Type 3 bench by Woodscape 2m fixed to 1.0M high posts 4 No. Schwegler woodcrete 4 No. Schwegler 1B Bird Boxes DRAWING insect boxes fixed to 1.0M high afixed to West face. building long FSC certified posts at minimum of 6M height. THE GREENWAY LAYOUT PLAN
SCALE 1:200 @ A1 DATE APRIL 2013 1:400 @ A3
DRAWING No. DRAWN BY ND / ML NEQ-ND-02/0 05 CHECKED BY ND
Timber cycle cross over barrier by Woodscape Contractors must check all dimensions on site. Only figured dimensions are to be worked from. Discrepancies must be reported to the Architect before proceeding.© This drawing is Copyright
2 160-1
43,740
1 208
2700 1125
FEL: 40,240 FEL: 40,090 150
Outline of feature lift
REVISION DR'N CH'KD DATE
... P2: Sub Station increased, Lift Pit amended, SDM JD 10-06-13 2 Lift Motor Room added. FEL: 37,040 FEL: 37,015 Glazed guarding stops 4 1125 for extent of fair faced 208 P3: Lift core side wall added SDM JD 24-06-13 concrete lift wall. 208 Handrail continuous. C1: Lift moved by 450mm, HOP input added. OR JD 27-8-13
LONG SECTION AT STAIR TOC: 35,575 1 Structural glass guarding (Min 1100 high) 160-3
FSL: 34,525 1125
FEL: 33,965 FEL: 33,940 150 Reduced retaining wall height 34,500 SSL: 34,300
FEL: 30,915 FEL: 30,890
Foot of existing retailing wall: 30,338 Sub station entrance Machine room entrance CLIENT Lift pit to specialist detail, 1200 including sump. DENNE CONSTRUCTION LTD
PROJECT
2750 NEW ENGLAND QUARTER, SITE J BRIGHTON
DRAWING
STATION APPROACH 2 3 OF 3 160-1 SCALE 1:50 @ A1 DATE FEB 2013 1:100 @ A3
DRAWING No. DRAWN BY SDM
12-089-E-160-3 C1 CHECKED BY JD
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