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CANTOO RESUME Client : Interserve Construction CANTOO RESUME Client : Interserve Construction Hatherley Roundabout commission 2018 Client : Cheltenham BC HMP Long Lartin Milton Keynes Hospital commission Client : HM Prison Service Client : Arts in Health MK Milton Keynes Hospital Children’s Unit Birmingham Flows Client : Arts in Health MK/ NHS Trust Client : Wildstone UK 2013 2017 Ysgol Y Gogarth SEN new build Altro Headquarters Commission Interior design and artworks Client : Altro Ltd Client : Conwy Borough County Council/ Willmot Dixon Construction Milton Keynes Hospital Children’s Unit Client : Arts in Health MK/ NHS Trust Hillingdon Primary schools new build programme Barwell Primary School Client : ScapeBuild Client : Willmott Dixon Construction ‘Box of Springs’ public realm scheme Hatherley Roundabout commission Client : Reddfitch Borough Council Client : Cheltenham BC Andover public realm scheme Redditch Needles public realm scheme Shortlisted for public realm scheme Client : Reddfitch Borough Council Quaker Memorial Trust scheme Guthlaxton College Community Engagement and media Client : Willmott Dixon Construction services Client : Quaker Trust 2016 Tamed MADE commission Perdiswell Leisure Centre Shortlisted for public realm scheme Client : Worcester City Council 2012 Birkett House Special School Client : Willmott Dixon Construction Birmingham BSF public art programme 2009 - 2012 Guthlaxton College 8 schemes including Broadway School, Client : Willmott Dixon Construction Ormiston Academy, International School, Four Dwellings High School, George Dixon Milton Keynes Hospital Children’s Unit Primary school, Moseley School Client : Arts in Health MK/ NHS Trust Client : Birmingham LEP/ Lend Lease 2015 Birmingham Ormiston Academy (BOA) Imagine Event Hinckley Parks Primary school Creative Direction and artworks Client : Willmott Dixon Construction Client : BOA Milton Keynes Hospital Children’s Unit Wreake Valley Academy refurbishment Client : Arts in Health MK/ NHS Trust Interior design and consultancy Client : Wreake Valley Academy 2014 2011 Project Fitzroy CAMHS Unit Client : St Andrews Healthcare Trust Kettering Buccleuch Academy Public art scheme Monmouthshire new build schemes for Client : Willmott Dixon Construction Caldicot/ Monmouth school Cantoo resume - www.cantoo.net ThinkTank public realm scheme Interior design and artworks Client : ThinkTank, Birmingham Client : Staffordshire County Council Primary BSF, Staffordshire 2008 Part of consultation team Client : Staffordshire County Council William Brookes Secondary school new build, Shrewsbury 2010 Bid team member Client : Willmott Dixon Construction Chesterton Vision Centre Interior design and artworks Ranulf Road scheme Client : Staffordshire County Council Private interior design commission Melton Vale Post 16 new build Belvoir High school new build Interior design and artworks Public art programme Client : Willmott Dixon Construction Client : Leicestershire County Council Sandwell BSF Public art programme 2010 Sandwell BSF Public art programme 2008 - 2012 - 2010 Oldbury Academy/ Tipton Academy Rowley Academy/ Smethwick Academy Client : Interserve Construction/ Sandwell Client : Interserve Construction/ Sandwell Futures Futures 2009 Golden Square, Birmingham Part of the FIRA bid team 2007 for an Telford & Wrekin secondary schools new international design competition for a new build public square in the Jewellery Quarter Bid team member Client : Willmott Dixon Construction 2007 Long Slade refurbishment scheme Canley Regeneration scheme Client : Long Slade High school Community engagement projects Client : Coventry City Council Long Field High School refurbishment scheme Leek Meadows SEN new build Client : Long Field High school Interior design and artworks Client : Staffordshire County Council Shirland Primary school new build Interior design and artworks Brocks Hill Primary school refurbishment / Client : Derbyshire County Council Phase 2 Interior design and artworks Oakham Primary school new build Client : Brocks Hill Primary School Interior design and artworks Client : Rutland County Council 2006 ‘Loop’ public realm scheme Brocks Hill Primary school refurbishment / Client : Birmingham City Council Phase 1 Interior design Birmingham BSF public art programme Client : Brocks Hill Primary School 2009 - 2012 8 schemes including Broadway School, Priory Family Centre (Primary JI School / Ormiston Academy, International School, Sure Start Centre) new build Four Dwellings High School, George Dixon Interior design and artworks Primary school, Moseley School Client : Sandwell MBC Client : Birmingham LEP/ Lend Lease Barwell Community Centre new build Blue Coat Library Refurbishment Interior design Interior design services Client : Leicestershire County Council Client : Blue Coat High School Bilston Bus Station public realm scheme Littleton Green Primary School new build Public realm commisson Cantoo resume - www.cantoo.net Client : Centro Transport Executive Client : Centro Transport Executive 2005 Impact Mosaic public realm scheme Client : Birmingham City Council Shepshed High School new build Interior design and artworks Phoenix Mosaic public realm scheme Client : Leicestershire County Council Connect / Perry Beeches school Gartree High School new build Falcon Lodge Youth Centre Interior design and artworks Interior design scheme Client : Leicestershire County Council Client : Birmingham City Council Bushloe High School new build Orchard SEN School refurbishment Interior design and artworks projects Client : Leicestershire County Council Interior design and artworks Client : Sandwell Education Castle Rock High School new build Interior design and artworks Orchard School Garden environmental Client : Leicestershire County Council scheme Client : Creative Partnerships / Arts Youth Shelter public realm scheme Council England Client : Birmingham City Council Birmingham City Council community Carnegie Library scheme Interior design Mobile display units for touring programme Client : Leicestershire County Counci Client : Birmingham City Council Arts Secti Redditch Needles Extension: Alcester Street public realm scheme 2002 Client : Redditch Borough Council Kings Norton Millennium Green public Touch Engagement Programme with realm scheme Orchard SEN / Holy Trinity School Client : Groundwork Birmingham Client : Creative Partnerships BC Ladywood Bus Interchange public realm 2004 scheme Client : Centro Transport Executive Orchard SEN School new build Interior Design and artworks Menzies High School public realm scheme Client : Sandwell MBC Client : Menzies High School, Sandwell Creative Partnerships Black Country Castle Primary School, Tiverton Exhibition Interior design for refurbishment project Curatorial and design commission Client : Castle Primary School Client : Creative Partnerships BC Recycling CAN Banks public realm 2003 scheme Commissioned : Wyre Forest District Farnborough Road Trident Boulevard Council public realm scheme Client : Castle Vale Housing Action Trust Spennells public realm scheme Environmental trail and community Fountain Passage Mosaic public realm engagement programme scheme Client : Wyre Forest District Council Client : Thornfield Properties UK Selly Oak Station public realm scheme Gateway public realm scheme Client : Centro Transport Executive Client : Thornfield Properties UK Watton Green public realm scheme Spring Hill Bus Information Points public Pedestrian waymarker installations realm scheme Client : Castle Vale HAT Cantoo resume - www.cantoo.net 2001 1998 Piggy Alley public realm scheme Client : Wyre Forest District Council Waseley Hills Fence public realm scheme Entranceways and boundary treatments Greenholm JI School public realm scheme Client : Worcester Countryside Client : Greenholm JI School Commission Virtual Arboretum Scheme James Watt Metro Line 1 public realm Community engagement and online media scheme programme Entrance to station, fencing panels and Client : Walsall MBC/ Heritage Lottery entranceways to school Funded Client : Centro Transport Executive Living Proof Exhibition at Gas Hall, 1997 Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery Brasshouse Junior School public realm Curating and design scheme Client : Birmingham City Council Client : Brasshouse School Galton Valley public realm scheme Sculpture trail and interpretation features Client : British Waterways 2000 1996 Sentinel Spitfire Sculpture public realm Lea Hall Station public realm scheme scheme Client : Centro Transport Executive Client : Castle Vale Housing Action Trust / Received Secure Station National Award Heartlands Development Corporation for reduction in vandalism Kings Norton Millennium Green public Castle Vale Estate public realm scheme realm scheme Supported by : National Lottery / Housing Client : Groundwork Birmingham Action Trust / West Midlands Arts / Birmingham City Council Greenholm School public realm scheme Client : Greenholm JI School Black Patch Park public realm scheme Client : Sandwell MBC ‘Self’ community art scheme Touring installations produced with Oxford Road Park public realm scheme participants Client : Brittish Trust for Conservation Client : Staffordshire County Council Volunteers / Sandwell MBC 1999 World AIDS public realm scheme Commemorative Ribbon temporary Colmore Junior & Infants School structure Playground public realm scheme Client : North Birmingham Health Authority Commissioned : Colmore JI School Eliza Tinsley / Chaucer Wards, Sandwell ‘Walk On’ public realm scheme Hospital public realm scheme Park waymarkers for healthy living Mirror Memories community engagement programme Client
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