Marine Hall Gardens, Fleetwood

As part of the Sea Change scheme, the project at Marine Hall aims to transform the waterfront venue’s landscape into a space that complements the function of the building at the same time integrating the imaginative narrative of The Mythic Coast.
Hosting a series of community engagement workshops, Shared Stories, BCA Landscape and community artist Lesley Fallais encouraged local people to get involved with the coastline regeneration programme by sharing their own experiences with the design team and each other.
Developing The Mythic Coast’s The Sea Swallow story concept of making the entire coastline an area of narrated exploration, the Shared Stories were then interpreted by the design team and Smiling Wolf graphic designers. The strong graphic results, realised in cast bronze set into glimmering, sea like terrazzo help to bring the Sea Swallow story and other local influences to life.
The gardens also give the waterfront venue additional functionality through the creation of an outdoor stage with ample space for spectators. At Rossall Point, additional Sea Change money is seeing a new public observation tower and interpretation centre being designed by Studio Three Architects, for which BCA Landscape have also designed the surrounding landscape.

The project is almost complete. We will get some images up soon.

Sketch Development

Some feedback from one of the public engagement days held in Marine Hall and The Mount.

Work in Progress

Curved precast concrete walls

Lighthouse Walk                   ^ Andy                                                                                                   Lesley ^

**MAY LIGHT NIGHT UPDATE**

Marine Hall Gardens is nearing completion, so we went up Wednesday night to test the lights and ……yes they worked! [including Disco Ball for event nights]

2 Responses “Marine Hall Gardens, Fleetwood” →

  1. harold maher

    May 23, 2012

    photographs really do decieve/maybe when finished minus the graffiti it should be nice,with the trees renewed of course

    Reply
  2. it look good, about time fleetwood had some money spent on it!!!!!

    Reply

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