 | Triple Ripple (2008)Manor Park Campus, University of Surrey Polished stainless steel and colour changing LEDs. |
 | Between Two Worlds (2007)Glenmore Forest Light and sound on a night time walk through the forest. |
z | Singleton (2007)Singleton Environmental Centre, Ashford Polished aluminium pieces for three lightwells in the Environmental Centre. |
 | 3 Rivers (2007)Essex County Court Buildings, Chelmsford Polished stainless steel with blue LEDs and uplighting. |
 | Green Wind (2006)The Tump, Ipswich Stainless steel sculpture that reacts to wind and light. |
 | Ice Age (2006)Dollar Academy Trust Stainless Steel and Boulders |
 | DNA (2005)East Dock Street Development, Dundee Stainless steel double helix. |
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Mountain (2005)Natural History Museum and University of Hertfordshire Reflective stainless steel monoliths with audio. |
 | Ripple (2004)Water Gardens Development, Harlow Light reactive stainless steel sculpture. |
 | Spine 3 (2004)University of Surrey. Light reactive stainless steel sculpture. |
 | Wind and Tide (2004)Gainsborough. Stainless steel sculpture that reflects local tide and wind speed using sound and lights. |
 | Propeller (2003)Cargo 777, Heathrow. Coloured stainless steel and stainless steel duodecadon column. |
 | Boston Shoal (2003)Pescod Square, Boston, Lincolnshire Coloured and polished stainless steel relief panel. |
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Colour of Wind (2003)Stainless steel, reacts with daylight to produce varying colours. |
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Encampment (2000)Private collection. Six part installation in stainless steel with light reactive coating. |
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WINGS - XSCAPE (2000)Xscape leisure development and snow dome, Milton Keynes Walk through stainless steel sculpture with seating. |
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Vessels (2000)Sainsburys, Stanmore Stainless steel Roman "carrot" amphora |
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Time By Light (1998)Accurist Watches Headquarters, London. Twin sand blasted glass towers that tell the time by means of neon light rings |
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Legend (1998)Four hillsides in Scotland. Stainless steel with sensors and audio. |
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Stakis Sculpture (1997)Dundee. 5 stainless steel masts and spiralling forms. |