"Car Space or Our Space?"
Winner Of The "Most Innovative Travel wise Project"
The National Travel Awareness Association 2006

"This project encourages people to look around the market town they live in, and consider what alternatives could be made of parking spaces. This project is not anti-car, it is pro-town, we need towns full of vitality that encourage creative and talented people to stay in the area."

Geoff Gardener of North Yorkshire County Council

Forum, Wythenshawe - Manchester City Council's Special Project Award for Excellence 2004

"The artworks generated by Chrysalis [Arts] within the concourse and at the entrance to the building successfully reflect the four strands to the project [learning, leisure childcare & health] in a variety of ways, and as a bonus have generated a 'brand logo' for the Forum which has been used on signage and a variety of printed media….I would not hesitate to recommend the work of Chrysalis Arts."

Paul Maccabee, Physical Regeneration Officer, Wythenshawe Partnership, Manchester City Council

Performance Pavilion, Fareham - Henry Cort Millennium Exhibition Competition Winner 2000

"In this commission to celebrate Henry Cort whose 17th century achievement to develop a method of mass processing wrought iron contributed to the industrial revolution, we would not be doing justice to his memory without using contemporary techniques along side traditional skills. The pavilion displays the best of contemporary and traditional design, its aesthetic expresses this approach and the mix of craftsmanship are a testament to the skills and materials available in Britain today."

Kate Maddison, Artist Director, Chrysalis Arts