December 14, 2020
public projects
February 15, 2019
Confluence Park Receives AIA Honor Award
July 27, 2018
Reflect: City of San Antonio unveiling video
unveiling celebration, March 2, 2018
Video produced by GetCreativeSA – the Department of Arts & Culture, City of San Antonio.
June 5, 2018
Installation and Fabrication: Reflect
November 11, 2017
Chalk it up 2017
Stuart Allen and Cade Bradshaw (Bridge Projects) were the featured artists for Artpace‘s Chalk it Up 2017. They created an interactive city and invited the public to draw on the buildings, shape their plot, and add features to the “Calcium Carbonopolis” urban plan.
July 11, 2017
Paper Cloud Installation
Paper Cloud is an installation of 140 unique paper lights. The project was initially created as a temporary installation for the 2017 AIA San Antonio Beaux Arts Ball at the Light Building in San Antonio, TX. It was a collaborative endeavor, constructed by more than 70 individuals. Over the course of eight workshops, more than 800 person hours went into its construction and installation.
The project is coordinated and executed by Stuart Allen and Cade Bradshaw (Bridge Projects).
June 17, 2015
Kite Table Fabrication
Fabrication of The Kite Table underway, a new public project for the redevelopment of Hemisfair Park in San Antonio.
August 30, 2010
New Installation
37° 48′ 29″ N ~ 96° 52′ 52″ W, 2010
pvc coated polyester, stainless steel, laminated ash and cherry
each piece: 14′ 3″ x 6′ 1″ x 5′ 4″, overall: approx. 24′ x 24′ x 10′
permanent installation: Butler Community College, El Dorado, Kansas
October 20, 2009
San Antonio Riverwalk installation
29° 25´ 57˝ N / 98° 29´ 13˝ W and 29° 26′ 00″ N / 98° 29′ 07″ W, 2009
stainless steel tubing, stainless steel mesh, powder-coating
each 40′ x 45′ x 10′
These are permanent pieces on the San Antonio Riverwalk, commissioned by the San Antonio River Foundation in 2008, installed in 2009. The work consists of suspended, stainless steel panels – each enclosing five layers of woven, architectural mesh. The three inner layers of mesh are treated with a powder-coated color. As visitors move by the installations on foot, bicycle or riverboat, the panels change color due to the viewer’s shifting perspective. The project’s 24-color palette was selected from photographs taken along the San Antonio River by my kids, Aidan and Vincent (4 1/2 and 1 1/2 when the snapshots were made).
For more information and photographs of the finished piece you can view the work here.
March 18, 2009
New Installation
This is a permanent installation in a hospital lobby, the Kaiser Permanente Women and Children’s Center in Roseville, California.
Each suspended piece is 6’7″ x 4’9″ x 2′ 2″. They are hanging from a single piece of 1/16″ stainless cable and a low-friction swivel, so they rotate with the interior air currents of the room. The lobby is approximately 25′ x 25′ x 25′.
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