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Andrew McKeown’s sculpture is of a sycamore seed, which has been enlarged one hundred times. Cast in iron, the sculpture represents new life and growth emerging from the decline of the traditional engineering and manufacturing industries of the area. It was commissioned for the Irwell Sculpture Trail in 2002. Seed is set at ground level in the middle of the open area adjacent to St Philips Church which is located in the Chapel Street area of Salford. The sculpture symbolises the future and the potential this area has to grow and prosper from the seeds that were planted by the 2002 Regeneration Strategy. It is part of the Irwell Sculpture Trail. Image] provides the background in this photograph.

Andrew McKeown’s sculpture is of a sycamore seed, which has been enlarged one hundred times. Cast in iron, the sculpture represents new life and growth emerging from the decline of the traditional engineering and manufacturing industries of the area. It was commissioned for the Irwell Sculpture Trail in 2002. Seed is set at ground level in the middle of the open area adjacent to St Philip's Church which is located in the Chapel Street area of Salford. The sculpture symbolises the future and the potential this area has to grow and prosper from the seeds that were planted by the 2002 Regeneration Strategy. It is part of the Irwell Sculpture Trail.

Sycamore Seed. A sculpture by Andrew McKeown. St Philip's Square, off Chapel Street, Salford, Manchester.

Andrew McKeown’s sculpture is of a sycamore seed, which has been enlarged one hundred times. Cast in iron, the sculpture represents new life and growth emerging from the decline of the traditional engineering and manufacturing industries of the area. It was commissioned for the Irwell Sculpture Trail in 2002. Seed is set at ground level in the middle of the open area adjacent to St Philip's Church which is located in the Chapel Street area of Salford. The sculpture symbolises the future and the potential this area has to grow and prosper from the seeds that were planted by the 2002 Regeneration Strategy.

The development http://www.timekeeperssquare.co.uk/ comprises 36 Georgian style townhouses close to St Philip's church Image At the top of the square is the Seed sculpture Image created by Andrew McKeown in 2002.

This sculpture by Janet Fitzsimons takes the form of a 3½ metre solid polished concrete pyramid resting on four spheres and a square plinth rising from an octagonal base of two steps. It carries the date 1992. It was designed and installed at St John’s Square as part of a facelift to the area behind St John’s Cathedral, a project that included the creation of public gardens and a paved square.

Andrew McKeown’s sculpture is of a sycamore seed, which has been enlarged one hundred times. Cast in iron, the sculpture represents new life and growth emerging from the decline of the traditional engineering and manufacturing industries of the area. It was commissioned for the Irwell Sculpture Trail in 2002. Seed is set at ground level in the middle of the open area adjacent to St Philip's Church which is located in the Chapel Street area of Salford. The sculpture symbolises the future and the potential this area has to grow and prosper from the seeds that were planted by the 2002 Regeneration Strategy. It is part of the Irwell Sculpture Trail. The Church of St Philip dates from 1824; it is a Grade II* listed building (English Heritage ID:471589 http://www.britishlistedbuildings.co.uk/en-471589-church-of-st-philip- British Listed Buildings)

Beside St Philip's church Image is a large iron sculpture of two sycamore seeds created by Andrew McKeown. It is said that "the sculpture represents life and growth emerging from the decline of the traditional engineering and manufacturing industries. It symbolises the future and the potential this area of Salford has to grow and prosper from the seeds that were planted by the 2002 Regeneration Strategy." http://www.andrewmckeown.com/index.php?cID=169 It forms part of the Irwell Sculpture Trail.