CEMETERIES
We offer a range of services including:
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Weymouth Peace Garden commissioned Red Plait to write a management plan for the disused Quaker burial ground that was to become their peace garden.
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In partnership with the Institute of Cemetery and Crematorium Management, we wrote a site management plan for a Jewish Burial Ground in Wolverhampton.
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In 2014 and 2015, the ICCM asked Red Plait to undertake extensive research into UK burial and cremation fees for a funeral poverty report. The research was reported in the national media.
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Red Plait was commissioned by Janine Pattison Studios to develop a range of interpretation options for a new vision of St Thomas' Churchyard, Lymington. We examined ways in which people used the cemetery and created concepts to help people re-engage.
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As part of the Rookwood Anglican and General Cemetery team, we designed interpretation options and a new area for interring ashes in St Bartholomew's Cemetery, Sydney. Our brief was to bring in new audiences and create new avenues of revenue.
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Since the beginning of 2015, we have been delivering interpretation and heritage advice to the Churches Conservation Trust volunteers at St George's Cemetery, Portland.
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In partnership with two other consultants, we were commissioned to develop a management plan and interpretation plan for Mulgowen (Yappa) Aboriginal Art Site. This work included developing options for walking track routes and undertaking community consultation.
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Catherine was responsible for documenting the site and preparing design drawings for the team's recommendations. She spent a week on site recording the three art sites and the broader landscape before returning to the office to prepare drawings of walking track treatments.
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These paintings, created by the Ngemba and Paakandji people, depict animal motifs, dancers, hand stencils and hunting tools. The surrounding Gunderbooka Range and Mulareenya Creek is a significant area where ceremonies were held Aboriginal rock.
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