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Keep up to date with our progress by visiting our Portfolio pages on this website!
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Arusha Project fundraiser night in Morpeth, Northumberland
| September 2007
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Jamieson & Associates are hosting a fundraising R'n'B Party night at the Suburban night club in Morpeth, Northumberland on September 27th, 2007.
The event will include prize raffles and a DJ from Galaxy FM radio.
VIP Tickets are available to any individual or business donating £20, while standard tickets are only £4 each.
To learn more about the cause, visit our Overseas page, or call Rob Jamieson on 01670 513456.
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Seeking Donations for the Mongolia Sunrise-to-Sunset Marathon
| May 2007
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The Mongolia Sunrise to Sunset is an annual event that allows runners to experience some of the most spectacular 7 pristine trail running in the world as well as an opportunity to visit Mongolia - the land of Genghis Khan, nomadism & infinite wilderness.
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For full details on the event and our campaign to raise donations, Click Here.
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Jade Doorstep Green Mosaics reach completion
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The mosaics in Jade Doorstep Green, Grangetown Middlesborough have finally reached completion after a long running struggle against sustained levels of vandalism on site.
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Throughout the installation process the features were marred by any form of weapon at hand to the vandals such as rocks and glass. Running repairs were made on site as other work continued while trying to change the attitudes of the children who were known to destroy the features as the contractors left the site.
After numerous repairs to the central feature and the complete replacement of two of the four smaller features, CJALtd had left the site more confident that the levels of vandalism had in fact fallen as the vandals got used to the new outdoor leisure facility.
CJALtd wish to thank the staff and pupils of the four schools in the area that participated in the development process and to F.R.O.G. who show great resilience in there efforts to changing the attitudes of their community.
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CJALtd Source External Funds for School Literacy & Activity Garden
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CJALtd have been contracted to develop an activity play area and literacy area on currently derelict land within the Stobhillgate First School grounds. |
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External Funds will now be sourced to design this exciting project. Further news to follow soon...
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Mosaic floorscape marks Viewing Platform for Bamburgh Parish
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Jamieson's have been briefed by Bamburgh Parish Council to construct a Viewing Platform at Bamburgh Lighthouse overlooking Stag Rock. The group have asked the team to create a 'floorscape' mosaic using natural materials as local to the area as possible. The 'Floorscape' theme has been set by the client to reflect the hidden symbols in the area close to the platform. The platform has been designed to incorporate interpretation boards installed on 'Whinstone' plinths - a material synonymous with Bamburgh Castle.
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Construction is schedule to begin in early October 2006.
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Details on this project can be found directly here
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Christine commissioned to secure HLF Bid
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Director Christine Jamieson has been recruited by the Castle Woods & Water project to secure funding from the Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) for a Living Heritage project, to be submitted on behalf of the Greater Morpeth Development Trust (GMDT).
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Christine has been briefed to work with officers of Castle Morpeth Borough Council, the Greater Morpeth Development Trust and community group members to develop a portfolio of projects focusing on community involvement and conservation. The content of the bid has been determined through a community consultation. 'Flag It Up' asked community members to identify people and places significant to the local heritage of the area. The resulting action plan was prioritised by the Heritage Group of GMDT
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Further information can be found at
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Otterburn's Primary school Mural Complete
| June 2006
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CJALtd have recently completed Otterburn Primary school's 'Battle of Otterburn' mural. The feature is mounted on the gable end of the premises covering a 24 foot area and is seen by pupil's and parents entering the school. The four panels depict the Battle of Otterburn (1388) and is surrounded by the children's actual drawings from our consultation which incorporated nearly every pupil in the school.
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Details on this project can be found directly here
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Morpeth's Carlisle Park greets public with a Burst of Colour
| June 2006
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The recently completed Carlisle Park Mural is located in the centre of Morpeth's Carlisle Park looking onto the children's play park and swimming pool area. Measuring 16ft x 6ft, the mural is a huge burst of colour in the park. The mural was designed and partly developed by the pupils' of King Edward V1 High School in Morpeth. As well as the installation of the new mural, CJALtd white washed the toilet block exterior, rejuvenating the area greatly.
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Details on this project can be found directly here
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CJALtd Meet the Primary schools of Grangetown for Jade Green
| June 2006
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The team have visited Whale Hill, Caedmon, St. Mary's and Grangetown Primary school gathering designs and ideas for the five mosaics to be installed in the Jade Doorstep Green. As a practical exercise following the design phase, each school completed a 4foot mosaic dragon (as part of the George & The Dragon theme) made of coloured paper squares. The children enjoyed learning the technique of mosaicing and the schools benefited by gaining ownership of the completed piece. The schools will be given the children's drawing in a bound Consultation Book with a CD of photos illustrating there involvement in the project.
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Details on this project can be found directly here
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Jade Doorstep Green Project Secured
| May 2006
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CJALtd have recently secured a contract with the Jade Doorstep Green Project in Grangetown, Middleborough. The aim of this project is to produce a community sources design for the creation of a circular floorscape feature two metres in diameter.
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CJALtd will collaborate with four local primary schools to a maximum of 15 pupils per school living in the project catchments area to produce artwork depicting the selected theme for incorporation into four 600 x 900cm art features to be set within the designated blockwork boarder to the central mosaic.
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With a high level of community participation through various consultations in the area, CJALtd will create one two metre diameter mosaic for external siting incorporating the George & Dragon theme using a variety of materials including metal tesserae complimentary to the palette of materials and colours incorporated into the overall site.
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Details on this project can be found directly here
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Newcastle Falcons Open Clarewood Green
| April 2006
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In April 2006 the Stanhope Street Residents' Association organised the official opening event of the Clarewood Doorstep Green in Newcastle. The £167,000 project transformed a tired and un-kept space prone to littering and dog fouling into a community garden for the residents' to enjoy and be proud of.
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CJALtd was approached to incorporate Public Art features with the remit to include as much Community involvement as possible. The Jamieson team conducted consultations with a local primary school, the Residents' Association members and the general public, allowing the local community to be heavily involved throughout the design phase.
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Designs collated were incorporated into the central mosaic, the four metalwork structures and the signage.
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Director of CJALtd, Rob Jamieson said: 'Community members who participated in our consultations are able to see there own designs at first hand in these features, creating a real sense of ownership.'
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Over 250 people arrived to see the Clarewood Doorstep Green opened by the former Newcastle Falcons and Scotland Rugby skipper Doddie Weir. Doddie brought the current Falcons first team squad members Matt Thompson and Hall Charlton.
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View Full Project Details Here |
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