Clarity Portfolio - Interpretive Panels

*INTERPRETIVE PANELS* Panels can be supplied in all sizes, materials and shapes, in a variety of 'off-the-shelf' frame structures, or in bespoke mountings. Clarity specialises in vandal resistant panels, employing robust or easily replaceable materials. Inks are light-fast and materials weatherproofed. Panels don't have to be just panels. Why not consider interactive features, audio content, panels that have sculptural frames or are built into structures that are in keeping with your site?
	PROJECT IN PROGRESS COBHAM PARK Client: National Trust/Cobham Ashenbank Management Scheme Quantity: 2 Description: A panel interpreting the internationally important Darnley Mausoleum and a map panel orienting visitors within the park and interpreting key features.
	KEIR'S MEADOW Client: Kentish Stour Countryside Project Quantity: 1 Description: A panel interpreting a new community wildlife area on a former allotment site.
	EVEGATE FARM WETLAND TRAIL Client: SuRCaSE Quantity: 1 Description: A panel marking the start of a self-guided trail, for which Clarity also designed a leaflet - a dispenser is attached to the left post. Clarity researched and wrote all text and provided some images.
	ASHFORD GREEN CORRIDOR Client: Kentish Stour Countryside Project Quantity: 12 Description: A series of 12 A3 size panels located in high pressure urban settings. The panels have to be very robust, so are made from glass reinforced plastic (GRP), with steel frames mounted on sleepers. Clarity researched, wrote and designed all content.
	SINGLETON HILL COMMUNITY WOODLAND Client: BTCV Quantity: 6 Description: An A1 panel and 5 A3 panels, all in GRP in steel frames. Clarity researched, wrote and designed all content.
	ASHFORD WARREN Client: Ashford Borough Council and the Kentish Stour Countryside Project Quantity: 2 Description: A2 panels at a site with a history of abuse. Panel artwork is printed onto self-adhesive vinyl and spare copies supplied, so if the panel is vandalised a new copy can be stuck over. The frame structure is designed to allow easy replacement.
	QUEST FACTORY Client: Quest International (now Givaudin) Quantity: 1 Description: An A1 panel in the grounds of a factory. Because this is not a public site, the client does not expect the panel to get any abuse, so costs have been kept down with a less robust material called satin polycarbonate. Clarity researched, wrote and designed all content.
	BULL HEATH, LENHAM Client: Heaths Countryside Corridor Quantity: 4 Description: An A2 panel and 3 entrance marker structures. The bespoke panel frame has been created by sand blasting symbols into a beautiful piece of reclaimed English Elm.
	WHITEHALL MEADOWS, CANTERBURY Client: Canterbury City Council Quantity: 1 Description: An A1 panel in robust GRP for an urban fringe nature reserve. Clarity researched, wrote and designed all content. View as PDF
	CALDECOTT SCHOOL Client: Caldecott Foundation Quantity: 3 Description: Three A2 panels for a wildlife area in a special needs school, two of which incorporate interactive moving features. Clarity researched, wrote and designed all content.
	JUMPING DOWNS, BARHAM Client: Kentish Stour Countryside Project Quantity: 1 Description: An A1 panel produced for the launch of a new Local Nature Reserve. It incorporates a glazed openable section for seasonal content.
	HOTHFIELD SCHOOL Client: Kentish Stour Countryside Project Quantity: 5 Description: A series of A3 panels for a school wildlife garden, made interactive by the use of brass plaques for rubbings. The panels tie into an activity pack developed by Clarity. An A2 entrance panel was also produced, which incorporated the pupils' artwork.
	LITTLE CHART VILLAGE HALL Client: Little Chart Parish Council Quantity: 2 Description: An A1 wall-mounted panel about the history of a village hall and a panel interpreting the wildlife of a community garden. Clarity researched, wrote and designed all content. View as lo-res PDF
	PILGRIM'S HOSPICE Client: Pilgrim's Hospice Quantity: 1 Description: An A1 panel in GRP. The panel is mounted directly to two posts, with no frame, to keep costs down. A leaflet guiding visitors around the wildlife area, which Clarity also produced, is provided in the leaflet dispenser.
	KING'S WOOD & CLOWES WOOD Client: Forestry Commission Quantity: 2 Description: A1 GRP panels. We supplied panels only because the Forestry Commission wanted to build their own structures. Clarity researched, wrote and designed all content. View as PDF
	STOUR VALLEY RAILWAY STATIONS Client: Kentish Stour Countryside Project Quantity: 7 Description: A series of A1 panels installed at rural railway stations to interpret the surrounding countryside and encourage people to use trains to reach areas for walking.
	GROVE FERRY Client: Kent County Council Quantity: 1 Description: A panel in a roofed structure for a busy riverside picnic site, with a glazed, lockable notice board.