Our final metal pieces were welded to create the letters spelling out CPO. From this we will cast them on a cement base and hang photos along the y axis.

We then created a physical scaled model of the final piece. Although it was made out of plasticine and toothpicks, we managed to get the desired effect with the use of shadows.

then we focused on creating a design for our installation piece. we used sketch to create the pipe shapes to cast a shadow to make the acronym C.P.O

Here we looked at the change in site through time and collated data from the central library to enrich our understanding of the site

Day 4. We've been editing our photos from the site with reference to what information we have gained about the CPO site in Clayton.

On Monday we looked for possible CPO sites for our responses. My group chose the area, Clayton. Here we found a place called the Lost Street which only has 4 houses on it. The whole area seems barren and much like a waste land. We then went to the Central Library to further explore the history of the site and find starting points for our response piece. The idea of chemical corrosion and industrial focal points seem interesting.