We felt priviledged to be asked by Siobhann Macleod of Axis Mason architects to work with her to create a laser cut corten monolith to remember the 603 St Helier parishioners who died during the First World War.
Siohann's winning design of two low monoliths, one in concrete and the other in corten to be lit at night, feature the names of the fallen as well as quotes from letters of the time.
St Helier Constable Simon Crowcroft said "‘St Helier gave the greatest number of its residents to the conflict so it has been important to the parish to achieve this."
Siohann's winning design of two low monoliths, one in concrete and the other in corten to be lit at night, feature the names of the fallen as well as quotes from letters of the time.
St Helier Constable Simon Crowcroft said "‘St Helier gave the greatest number of its residents to the conflict so it has been important to the parish to achieve this."
