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St Ives Modro System ™ HP534/HP543
The St Ives Modro System™ is inspired by a Barbara Hepworth textile design. The concept for this unique modular design comes from Rosie Irving,
designed by Rosie Irving and Antonia Young. Haddonstone transformed the design into a three dimensional form for use initially as part of the
Chelsea Fringe, courtesy of Vauxhall One, before it was moved to Tate Britain for the duration of the acclaimed “Barbara Hepworth: Sculpture for a
Modern World” exhibition in 2015. Born in 1903, Hepworth lived in St Ives from 1949 until her death in 1975. Normally supplied by Haddonstone in
contrasting Portland and Slate colours reflecting the original Barbara Hepworth design. The Portland elements are smooth, whilst the Slate elements
have a defined textured surface. Being a modular system, a client can either recreate the Barbara Hepworth design in its entirety or just use certain
elements, either to create an entirely new shape or to just use a particular segment of the original, see below. Mechanical lifting on site is required in
all instances.
Section: 450mm x 300mm (17 ⁄4” x 11 ⁄16”) Maximum Height: 450mm (17 ⁄4”) Overall Width: 7350mm (289”)
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Overall Length: 10840mm (427”) Total Weight: 17,000kg (37,445 lbs) Weight per metre: 315kg (694 lbs)

The complete St Ives Modro
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Inspiration came from this original System available from
Barbara Hepworth textile design. Haddonstone features planting
areas. The four main segments
© Bowness, Hepworth Estate. Image are also available separately, see
courtesy of Belgrave St Ives. below for more information.

Module A Module B Module C Module D

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