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Tim Etchells of Forced Entertainment and Andrew Shoben of Greyworld worked with architect Irena Bauman on a project which has transformed a series of bus stops on Manchester Road in Bradford into places of intrigue and 'desire'. Forced Entertainment and Greyworld are artists' groups which specialise in bringing vivid experiences to tricky urban spaces. The bus stops enhanced key city access routes and became a focus for public interaction. The project was completed in 2002. Client: Bradford Metropolitan District Council. Award value £10,000.

Minutes, agendas and working papers. 7 October 1992-11 April 2002 (signed and indexed).\n\nThe role of the Committee is to advise the Council on the activities which should be undertaken by the RSA in relation to the newly developed Statement of Purpose for each of the RSA's five areas of activity: design, education, environment, manufactures and commerce, and arts. The Committee makes recommendations as to other aspects to be investigated for possible new Design Section activities and other design-related activities which might be considered by any of the other RSA Committees.\n\nRegular links with the Faculty of Royal Designers for Industry will be maintained through its two representatives on the Design Committee. \n

January-March 2002

Includes details of room hire, rates, details of catering arrangements, conference packs, postcards of rooms

Lecture series started in 1961 by John A Chambliss, Senior to commemorate the three outstanding American landscape architects Bradford Williams, Vaughan Cornish and Gordon Cooper. The name of the series 'Reflection Riding', is the name of a landscape park near Lookout Mountain, Chattanooga, Tennessee, USA

This file consists of press releases from both the RSA and the Department of Media, Culture and Sport, RSA media notes and press cuttings relating to the unveiling of Mark Wallinger's Ecce Homo and Rachel Whiteread's Monument.

The file contains briefing notes and description of the project and correspondence relating to the development of the project.

Specifications and technical drawings by Dewhurst Macfarlane and Partners, March 2001. Also includes correspondence relating to the erection of Bill Woodrow's sculpture.

Most of the images relate to the Fourth Plinth Debate held on 24/1/2000.

Hannah Collins worked with the architect Jonathan McDowell of McDowell & Benedetti to devise visual and environmental aspects this new nursing home in Lewisham. Collins' intervention was multi-dimensional and integral to the fabric of the building, reflecting the lives of those who live and work in the home. The project was completed in 1999. Client: The Merchant Taylors' Company. Award value £10,000.

Garry Fabian Miller liaised with architect Richard Murphy on the initial design proposals for a gallery and study centre which will explore the ecological environment and the relationship between the arts and the natural sciences. Fabian Miller also worked closely with landscape architects Gross Max who were appointed to the project at a later stage, and advised on an artist open submission process. The project was completed in 2001. Client: Buildings at Risk Trust. Award value £5,000.

Clive Gillman, lead artist of Liverpool's FACT centre, collaborated with the architect Mike Yates of Austin-Smith:Lord to develop an interactive computer programme designed to support an understanding of the form and functions of this new media arts centre. This ensures the experience of the centre is meaningful to disabled people who may not be able to engage with the building in more conventional ways. The project was completed in 2001. Client: FACT. Award value £8,000.

Accrediting work in Voluntary organisations and Community Groups (published in association with RSA Exams Board); Opening Doors - an accreditation guide to the voluntary sector; Qualified by Experience (an evaluation of the London pilot of Project 2001; Making it Work - learning and accreditation in the voluntary sector.