Lowstock Hall WW1 War Memorial

DP Studio was commissioned by South Ribble Council to technically design and fabricate a 9m high Cor-Ten Sculpture, in commemoration of the soldiers that lost their lives in WW1.

This striking memorial is manufactured from Cor-Ten steel and will form a centre piece of the Peace Garden which is to be completed in Summer 2016.

The structure was designed by David Palmer of DP Structures from concept drawings by South Ribble Council. The giant steel framework was then fabricated in box section and clad in CORTEN steel that will leave a patina over time. The names of local soldiers of the Leyland and Chorley areas are laser cut into the back skin.

The structure took 8 weeks to manufacture and was erected in October 2015.There was a grand opening of the sculpture by local dignitaries on 11th November 2015.

Pendle Witch Sculpture - Alice Nutter

A statue to commemorate Alice Nutter, one of the best known of the 'Pendle Witches'.

The statue has been innovatively fabricated from Brass and Cor-Ten steel.

The Violet - Science Park - Broadbent Studio

‘The Violet’ is a distinctive Cor-Ten steel sculpture piece with violet glass inserts, crafted and constructed by DP Studio.

The sculpture was designed externally by artist Stephen Broadbent and forms part of a series of sculptural features within the grounds of Daresbury Science Park.

Nelson Shuttle

The Shuttle is a contemporary styled 12m-high Cor-Ten steel monument. The sculpture represents the town's historical significance in textile manufacture during the Industrial Revolution.

It forms an iconic focal point within the town centre as part of an award-winning regeneration scheme.

St Catherine's Gate - Leyland

St. Catherine’s Gate is an iron gate fabricated to a traditional design to reflect the historic walled garden of St. Catherine’s Hospice at Lostock Hall.