St Mark's Church North Audley Street London W1K 6ZA
Description
Installation of lights & temporary seasonal flower decorations on the columns of the St Marks Church exterior columns. LED string lights proposed to be installed on the full length of the columns and remain in place throughout the year, flower displays to be installed up to 2-3m from the base of the columns and to provide seasonal decoration and will be refreshed 3-4 times per year. Both instalations are temporary and will not be fixed perminantly to the building in any way intending to mirror the christmas lights installation installed November / December each year LED's will be installed as x4 50m LED strings, looped up and down as x5 10m runs each (2000 LED's per column Flowers will be a mix of real, dried and arteficial elements around the base of the columns and will extend 2-3m up from the base of the columns intending to highlight a seasonal change in the market.
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