An Enhancement Project for the Regent's Canal at Camden Lock
LED-Powered Graffiti
Relatively efficient lighting that is easily shapable
To save energy, proximity sensors can be used to gradually light up and dim sections of the graffiti depending on movement
Existing graffiti and local graffiti artists can help to inspire the designs of the NightLighting
To Attract Biodiversity and Improve Air Quality
Providing a safe haven for bees, butterflies, and other pollinators, contributing to a healthier ecosystem along the canal.
A fusion of the Lock's industrial design and the environment in its most organic form
A self-sustaining irrigation system via the canal conserves water while promoting lush, thriving plant life along the canal
A Rubbish Bin that Utilises Its Space to be Sat on
Recylced polyethylene can be moulded into the body shape, whilst a steel lid and narrow wooden beams complete the design
The bench would be anchored into the ground and can fit narrowly along empty space along the canal path
The rounded corners of the structure give it a barge-like form
Active Display Stands Encouraging People to Experiment with Designs
Positioned along a pedestrian walkway, engaging passersby in an open-air fashion exhibit
The installation blends into Camden’s creative, countercultural atmosphere, enhancing the street’s artistic appeal
The T-shirt displays incorporate reflective surfaces for added visual impact