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Family of Signs
Family of Signs/ Orientation/Family of Signs/ Orientation/ Welcome HubsFamily of Signs/ Orientation/ Map PanelsFamily of Signs/ Orientation/ Street Panels
Welcome HubKey
Focal Point
Street PanelInterpretation Panel
Wayfinder
Car Park MapPublic Transport MapEmbedded
0m 100m 200m 300m 400m 500m 600m 700m 800m 900m 1000m
WHB001
WHB002
WHB003
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ubs
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Family of Signs/ Orientation/ Welcome Hubs
The MoorWHB001
Gyllyngvase BeachWHB003
Discovery QuayWHB002
DISCOVER
front view
Discovery quayThe beachesNMMC
The Moor
• Three element system:• A: Welcome to Falmouth/ B: Welcome to [area]/ C: Events• GRP graphics to face with Stainless Steel fixings• Reverse - large format vinyl print images and text• Galvanised ‘masts’ include fixings for temporary banners/sails• Angled fixing mimics sailing boats - lively rather than monolithic• Orientation varies according to site - the silhouette changing with view angles
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Family of Signs/ Orientation/ Welcome Hubs
3,000mm [500mm in ground] tapered galvanised tube 100mm at base 60mm to top with Galvanised & engraved steel floor disc [3 sizes - 400, 350 & 300mm diameters, 10mm thickness with bevelled edge].
3 panels:5mm steel plate folded and powdercoated to deep grey.Large: 630x1850mmMid: 545x1630mmSmall: 620x1250mm
Rear of panels finished with full colour vinyl print with anti graffiti lamina-tion.
Face of panels:Large and mid faced with GRP laminated graphic panel attached with stainless steel fixings.Small panel:Laminated vinyl print with safety glass attached with stainless steel fixings.
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Galvanised Tapered Mast Overall height 3,000mm[2500mm out of ground]Galvanised footplate 300mm diameter
Folded powdercoated to RAL colourpanel, approx. size 680x1860mm[plus triangle fold back to accept mast]
GRP graphic panel, approx. size 670x1850mm
• Layered structure for the sails.• Galvanised mast.• Powdercoated panel with fold and vertical rail to rear for fixing to the mast• Graphic panel [GRP for ‘Welcome’ & ‘Location’, print for ‘Events’• Stainless steel fixings
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Laser cut metal �oor plates:• Large ‘Falmouth’ sail features toposcope for wider Falmouth area [and beyond]• Mid ‘area’ sail ‘Spirit of the Sea’• Small ‘events’ sail feature sundial
The Spirit of the Sea
Galvanised mast structures fix to ground at angles mimicking sailing boats, giving lively appearance of BIDs brand.Fixing point near top of mask allows attachment of temporary flags to mark events.
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Family of Signs/ Orientation/ Welcome Hubs
Welcome HubKey
Focal Point
Street PanelInterpretation Panel
Wayfinder
Car Park MapPublic Transport MapEmbedded
0m 100m 200m 300m 400m 500m 600m 700m 800m 900m 1000m
WHB001
WHB002
WHB003
The Maritime Line
The Moor
Discovery Quay
Pendennis PointThe Beaches
Youare here
Killi
grew
St
Woodlane
Avenue Rd
Western Terrace
Pendennis Rise
Melvill Rd
Market St
Church St
Castle D
rive
Dracaena Rd
Cliff Road
Marine Crescent
High St
Ponsharden ‘Park and Float’
St Mawes
St M
awes
Arwenack St
Kimberley Park Rd
7min
20min
30min
WELCOME TO
THE MOOR FALMOUTH
Falmouth has the third
largest natural deep-water
harbour in the world and
the deepest in Western
Europe
THE SEA MADE TRADE,TRADE MADE FALMOUTHWelcome to Falmouth, one of the most vibrant coastal destinations in the south west of England and Cornwall’s first University town: a thriving, working port with centuries of maritime history and heritage, tall tales and salty stories. Discover award winning beaches, historic opeways and quays and colourful parks and gardens. Explore a bustling centre with a charming mix of shops from independent outlets and art galleries, to well known high street names, as well as an abundance of cafes, pubs and restaurants – all set against a wonderful coastal backdrop.
FALMOUTHFOR NEWS
FALMOUTH FOR COAST
For over 160 years, between 1689 and 1851, Falmouth Packet ships carried mail and messages to and from Britain’s allies and colonies around the Atlantic and Mediterranean making Falmouth the information hub of the British Empire, second only to London for knowing the news of the day.
Surrounded by designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONBs) with the famed South West Coast Path running through the town, Falmouth’s award winning beaches and coastline are a must.
Falmouth area is one of the region’s creative hubs. Falmouth University rubs shoulders with the multi award-winning Falmouth Art Gallery, the Poly Arts Centre market-leading design agencies and independent galleries.
PRACTICAL INFORMATIONwww.falmouth.co.uk
FALMOUTH FOR CREATIVITY
Useful NumbersFalmouth Coastguard 01326 317575Falmouth RNLI 01326 318375Police 08452 777444Minor Injuries Unit 01326 434739Treliske Hospital ED 01872 250000Falmouth Town Council 01326 315559NHS Dental Helpline 01872 354375
Look out for colourful finger sign posts and interpretation boards that aim to assist your Falmouth visit and seek to tell just a small part of the intriguing Falmouth story.
Visitor Information Centre located on Prince of Wales Pier TR11 3DF01326 313394
Toilets Grove Place, Gylly Beach, Castle Beach, Kimberley Park, POW Pier, Swanpool Beach
TransportBus station located on The MoorFalmouth has 3 train stations - Penmere, Falmouth Town and Falmouth Docks, Tripper boats from Prince of Wales Pier and Custom House Quay.
Post Office located at Market Strand.
Great WalksCoast to quaysides, gardens to beaches, Falmouth’s variety of coast for all.
FUNDED BY
The Moor circa1890 w
ith covered market
20/20 Displays Ltd.
25 Tregoniggie Industrial Estate, Falmouth Cornwall TR11 4SN
T 01326 372520 F 01326 377243 E [email protected]
www.2020displays.com The copyright in this document [and any electronic versions] shall remain vested in Twenty Twenty Displays Ltd [20/20] but the client shall have a licence to copy and use
the document for the purpose for which it was intended. 20/20 shall not be liable for the use by any person for the use by any person of the document for any purpose
other than that for which the same was provided by 20/20. This document shall not be reproduced in whole or in part or relied upon by third parties for any use whatsoever
without the express written authority of 20/20.
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Family of Signs/ Orientation/ Welcome Hubs/ The Moor WHB001 Big
Title
Drawing No/Rv
Date
Notes
Signed off for production by
Signature & date
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Client
Project
Sign Number
Dimensions
Install Type
Materials
Scale Scale 1:2000 @ a3as description
Main Hub The Moor
no/Rv
18.12.2012
Falmouth BiDs
signage & Wayfinding project
WHB001
2500mm tall [out of ground]
into ground
Galvanised and powdercoated steel, stainless steel fix-
ings, grp faced graphics panels to two, safety glass to
one panel
Welcome HubKey
Focal Point
Street PanelInterpretation Panel
Wayfinder
Car Park MapPublic Transport MapEmbedded
0m 100m 200m 300m 400m 500m 600m 700m 800m 900m 1000m
WHB001
WHB002
WHB003
DISCOVERTHE MOOR
This was once a marshy tract of land with
a stream fl owing into Smithick Creek
where the Prince of Wales Pier now stands.
Following the completion of the waterfront
further development of the town could
only be inland, so what became The Moor
was drained and developed in the early
19th century. As a focal point of the town
it has been surrounded by many important
buildings including the Passmore-Edwards
municipal building containing the library and
award winning Falmouth Art Gallery, and the
Methodist church.
Cornish Pilot Gigs are now used
for racing but their primary original use was as a pilot vessel.
In the 19th century on fi rst sighting of a ship, crews would
race out to be the fi rst gig to get
their pilot on board to enable safe
passage and receive payment.
Sir Elton John is a great admirer and collector of Falmouth artist Henry Scott Tuke (1858-1929). A large collection of Tuke’s paintings reside at Falmouth Art Gallery and The Poly.
FALMOUTH FOR GARDENS
From sub-tropical hideaways to more formal areas, Falmouth has a fascinating variety of gardens and green spaces. Explore Queen Mary, Gyllyngdune, Fox Rosehill Gardens or Kimberley Park all distinct, all with their own story to tell.
20/20 Displays Ltd.
25 Tregoniggie Industrial Estate, Falmouth Cornwall TR11 4SN
T 01326 372520 F 01326 377243 E [email protected]
www.2020displays.com The copyright in this document [and any electronic versions] shall remain vested in Twenty Twenty Displays Ltd [20/20] but the client shall have a licence to copy and use
the document for the purpose for which it was intended. 20/20 shall not be liable for the use by any person for the use by any person of the document for any purpose
other than that for which the same was provided by 20/20. This document shall not be reproduced in whole or in part or relied upon by third parties for any use whatsoever
without the express written authority of 20/20.
pOsiTiOn
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Family of Signs/ Orientation/ Welcome Hubs/ The Moor WHB001 Mid
Title
Drawing No/Rv
Date
Notes
Signed off for production by
Signature & date
please check this proof carefully as 20/20 cannot accept responsibility for any errors or omissions once the artwork has been signed off. Once checked, please sign the appropriate box below and return to 20/20. Please note: Proofs are not accurate for colour and should be used for proof checking purposes only.
Client
Project
Sign Number
Dimensions
Install Type
Materials
Scale Scale 1:2000 @ a3as description
Main Hub The Moor
no/Rv
18.12.2012
Falmouth BiDs
signage & Wayfinding project
WHB001
2500mm tall [out of ground]
into ground
Galvanised and powdercoated steel, stainless steel fix-
ings, grp faced graphics panels to two, safety glass to
one panel
Welcome HubKey
Focal Point
Street PanelInterpretation Panel
Wayfinder
Car Park MapPublic Transport MapEmbedded
0m 100m 200m 300m 400m 500m 600m 700m 800m 900m 1000m
WHB001
WHB002
WHB003
Falmouth hosts many of Cornwall’s most colourful and
vibrant events - Henri Lloyd Falmouth Week the largest
sailing regatta in the south west of England, Falmouth
Oyster Festival a celebration of Falmouth’s centuries
old oyster industry, Falmouth International Sea Shanty
Festival, Falmouth Spring Festival, SPLASH Creative
Festival and Fal River Festival to name a few...
Ellen MacArthur became the fastest person to sail single-handed around the world,
finishing at Falmouth on 7th Feb 2005.
GREAT EVENTSALL YEAR ROUND
www.falmouth.co.uk
SPLASH Creative
FestivalSeptember
FalmouthOyster
FestivalOctober
Fal RiverFestival
May/June
Oct/Nov
Fal River Autumn
Walking Festival
June
Falmouth International
Sea Shanty Festival
Henri LloydFalmouth
WeekAugust
Falmouth Spring
FestivalMarch
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th.c
o.uk
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20/20 Displays Ltd.
25 Tregoniggie Industrial Estate, Falmouth Cornwall TR11 4SN
T 01326 372520 F 01326 377243 E [email protected]
www.2020displays.com The copyright in this document [and any electronic versions] shall remain vested in Twenty Twenty Displays Ltd [20/20] but the client shall have a licence to copy and use
the document for the purpose for which it was intended. 20/20 shall not be liable for the use by any person for the use by any person of the document for any purpose
other than that for which the same was provided by 20/20. This document shall not be reproduced in whole or in part or relied upon by third parties for any use whatsoever
without the express written authority of 20/20.
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Family of Signs/ Orientation/ Welcome Hubs/ The Moor WHB001 Sml
Title
Drawing No/Rv
Date
Notes
Signed off for production by
Signature & date
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Client
Project
Sign Number
Dimensions
Install Type
Materials
Scale Scale 1:2000 @ a3as description
Main Hub The Moor
no/Rv
18.12.2012
Falmouth BiDs
signage & Wayfinding project
WHB001
2500mm tall [out of ground]
into ground
Galvanised and powdercoated steel, stainless steel fix-
ings, grp faced graphics panels to two, safety glass to
one panel
Welcome HubKey
Focal Point
Street PanelInterpretation Panel
Wayfinder
Car Park MapPublic Transport MapEmbedded
0m 100m 200m 300m 400m 500m 600m 700m 800m 900m 1000m
WHB001
WHB002
WHB003
This area has great footfall, so whilst not a great interpretation location in its own right will need prominent mapping/ wayfinding.
Deletions Note.Reposition content of this post and remove to reduce visual clutter
The Maritime Line
The Moor
Discovery Quay
Pendennis Point
Gyllyngvase Beach
Youare here
Killi
grew
St
Woodlane
Avenue Rd
Western Terrace
Pendennis Rise
Melvill Rd
Market St
Church St
Castle D
rive
Dracaena Rd
Cliff Road
Marine Crescent
High St
Ponsharden ‘Park and Float’
St Mawes
St M
awes
Arwenack St
Kimberley Park Rd
7min
20min
30min
WELCOME TO
DISCOVERY QUAY/
EVENTS SQUARE
FALMOUTH
Falmouth has the third
largest natural deep-water
harbour in the world and
the deepest in Western
Europe
FALMOUTH FOR ORDERSWelcome to Falmouth, one of the most vibrant coastal destinations in the south west of England and Cornwall’s first University town: a thriving, working port with centuries of maritime history and heritage, tall tales and salty stories. Discover award winning beaches, historic opeways and quays and colourful parks and gardens. Explore a bustling centre with a charming mix of shops from independent outlets and art galleries, to well known high street names, as well as an abundance of cafes, pubs and restaurants – all set against a wonderful coastal backdrop.
FALMOUTHFOR NEWS
FALMOUTH FOR COAST
For over 160 years, between 1689 and 1851, Falmouth Packet ships carried mail and messages to and from Britain’s allies and colonies around the Atlantic and Mediterranean making Falmouth the information hub of the British Empire, second only to London for knowing the news of the day.
Surrounded by designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONBs) with the famed South West Coast Path running through the town, Falmouth’s award winning beaches and coastline are a must.
Falmouth area is one of the region’s creative hubs. Falmouth University rubs shoulders with the multi award-winning Falmouth Art Gallery, the Poly Arts Centre market-leading design agencies and independent galleries.
PRACTICAL INFORMATIONwww.falmouth.co.uk
FALMOUTH FOR CREATIVITY
Useful NumbersFalmouth Coastguard 01326 317575Falmouth RNLI 01326 318375Police 08452 777444Minor Injuries Unit 01326 434739Treliske Hospital ED 01872 250000Falmouth Town Council 01326 315559NHS Dental Helpline 01872 354375
Look out for colourful finger sign posts and interpretation boards that aim to assist your Falmouth visit and seek to tell just a small part of the intriguing Falmouth story.
Visitor Information Centre located on Prince of Wales Pier TR11 3DF01326 313394
Toilets Grove Place, Gylly Beach, Castle Beach, Kimberley Park, POW Pier, Swanpool Beach
TransportBus station located on The MoorFalmouth has 3 train stations - Penmere, Falmouth Town and Falmouth Docks, Tripper boats from Prince of Wales Pier and Custom House Quay.
Post Office located at Market Strand.
Great WalksCoast to quaysides, gardens to beaches, Falmouth’s variety of coast for all.
FUNDED BY
20/20 Displays Ltd.
25 Tregoniggie Industrial Estate, Falmouth Cornwall TR11 4SN
T 01326 372520 F 01326 377243 E [email protected]
www.2020displays.com The copyright in this document [and any electronic versions] shall remain vested in Twenty Twenty Displays Ltd [20/20] but the client shall have a licence to copy and use
the document for the purpose for which it was intended. 20/20 shall not be liable for the use by any person for the use by any person of the document for any purpose
other than that for which the same was provided by 20/20. This document shall not be reproduced in whole or in part or relied upon by third parties for any use whatsoever
without the express written authority of 20/20.
pOsiTiOn
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Family of Signs/ Orientation/ Welcome Hubs/ Discovery Quay WHB002 Big
Title
Drawing No/Rv
Date
Notes
Signed off for production by
Signature & date
please check this proof carefully as 20/20 cannot accept responsibility for any errors or omissions once the artwork has been signed off. Once checked, please sign the appropriate box below and return to 20/20. Please note: Proofs are not accurate for colour and should be used for proof checking purposes only.
Client
Project
Sign Number
Dimensions
Install Type
Materials
Scale Scale as description 1:2000 @ a3
Central Hub Events square
no/Rv
18.12.2012
Falmouth BiDs
signage & Wayfinding project
WHB002
2500mm tall [out of ground]
into ground
Galvanised and powdercoated steel, stainless steel fix-
ings, grp faced graphics panels to two, safety glass to
one panel
Welcome HubKey
Focal Point
Street PanelInterpretation Panel
Wayfinder
Car Park MapPublic Transport MapEmbedded
0m 100m 200m 300m 400m 500m 600m 700m 800m 900m 1000m
WHB001
WHB002
WHB003
This area has great footfall, so whilst not a great interpretation location in its own right will need prominent mapping/ wayfinding.
Deletions Note.Reposition content of this post and remove to reduce visual clutter
DISCOVERAN HISTORIC WATERFRONT
Discovery Quay or Events Square as its locally
known, is one of the main event hubs in
Falmouth and is a key venue for the likes of
Henri Lloyd Falmouth Week, Falmouth Sea
Shanty Festival and Famouth Oyster Festival.
The square also houses the multi award-
winning National Maritime Museum Cornwall
as well as a great mix of quality eating and
drinking establishments and retail outlets.
FALMOUTH FOR HISTORY
Arwenack House & Manor opposite (now private residences not open to the public), is the oldest building in Falmouth, originally built in 1385 and then largely rebuilt around 1567-1571 by Sir John Killigrew, the fi rst Governor of Pendennis Castle. At that time it was described as ‘the fi nest and most costly house in the country’.
Cornish families have derived their livelihood from oyster dredging in the Carrick Roads. Falmouth working boats date back to the mid 19th Century. To preserve the ecology of the river system, sail power and hand-pulled dredges are used. This is the only oyster fi shery in Europe, if not the world, where such traditional methods are enforced.
photo: Mal
Ston
e
20/20 Displays Ltd.
25 Tregoniggie Industrial Estate, Falmouth Cornwall TR11 4SN
T 01326 372520 F 01326 377243 E [email protected]
www.2020displays.com The copyright in this document [and any electronic versions] shall remain vested in Twenty Twenty Displays Ltd [20/20] but the client shall have a licence to copy and use
the document for the purpose for which it was intended. 20/20 shall not be liable for the use by any person for the use by any person of the document for any purpose
other than that for which the same was provided by 20/20. This document shall not be reproduced in whole or in part or relied upon by third parties for any use whatsoever
without the express written authority of 20/20.
pOsiTiOn
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Family of Signs/ Orientation/ Welcome Hubs/ Discovery Quay WHB002 Mid
Title
Drawing No/Rv
Date
Notes
Signed off for production by
Signature & date
please check this proof carefully as 20/20 cannot accept responsibility for any errors or omissions once the artwork has been signed off. Once checked, please sign the appropriate box below and return to 20/20. Please note: Proofs are not accurate for colour and should be used for proof checking purposes only.
Client
Project
Sign Number
Dimensions
Install Type
Materials
Scale Scale as description 1:2000 @ a3
Central Hub Events square
no/Rv
18.12.2012
Falmouth BiDs
signage & Wayfinding project
WHB002
2500mm tall [out of ground]
into ground
Galvanised and powdercoated steel, stainless steel fix-
ings, grp faced graphics panels to two, safety glass to
one panel
Welcome HubKey
Focal Point
Street PanelInterpretation Panel
Wayfinder
Car Park MapPublic Transport MapEmbedded
0m 100m 200m 300m 400m 500m 600m 700m 800m 900m 1000m
WHB001
WHB002
WHB003
This area has great footfall, so whilst not a great interpretation location in its own right will need prominent mapping/ wayfinding.
Deletions Note.Reposition content of this post and remove to reduce visual clutter
Falmouth hosts many of Cornwall’s most colourful and
vibrant events - Henri Lloyd Falmouth Week the largest
sailing regatta in the south west of England, Falmouth
Oyster Festival a celebration of Falmouth’s centuries
old oyster industry, Falmouth International Sea Shanty
Festival, Falmouth Spring Festival, SPLASH Creative
Festival and Fal River Festival to name a few...
Ellen MacArthur became the fastest person to sail single-handed around the world,
finishing at Falmouth on 7th Feb 2005.
GREAT EVENTSALL YEAR ROUND
SPLASH Creative
FestivalSeptember
FalmouthOyster
FestivalOctober
Fal RiverFestival
May/June
Oct/Nov
Fal River Autumn
Walking Festival
June
Falmouth International
Sea Shanty Festival
Henri LloydFalmouth
WeekAugust
Falmouth Spring
FestivalMarch
www.falmouth.co.uk
ww
w.fa
lmou
th.c
o.uk
The
Doc
ks 1
920
20/20 Displays Ltd.
25 Tregoniggie Industrial Estate, Falmouth Cornwall TR11 4SN
T 01326 372520 F 01326 377243 E [email protected]
www.2020displays.com The copyright in this document [and any electronic versions] shall remain vested in Twenty Twenty Displays Ltd [20/20] but the client shall have a licence to copy and use
the document for the purpose for which it was intended. 20/20 shall not be liable for the use by any person for the use by any person of the document for any purpose
other than that for which the same was provided by 20/20. This document shall not be reproduced in whole or in part or relied upon by third parties for any use whatsoever
without the express written authority of 20/20.
pOsiTiOn
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Family of Signs/ Orientation/ Welcome Hubs/ Discovery Quay WHB002 Sml
Title
Drawing No/Rv
Date
Notes
Signed off for production by
Signature & date
please check this proof carefully as 20/20 cannot accept responsibility for any errors or omissions once the artwork has been signed off. Once checked, please sign the appropriate box below and return to 20/20. Please note: Proofs are not accurate for colour and should be used for proof checking purposes only.
Client
Project
Sign Number
Dimensions
Install Type
Materials
Scale Scale as description 1:2000 @ a3
Central Hub Events square
no/Rv
18.12.2012
Falmouth BiDs
signage & Wayfinding project
WHB002
2500mm tall [out of ground]
into ground
Galvanised and powdercoated steel, stainless steel fix-
ings, grp faced graphics panels to two, safety glass to
one panel
Welcome HubKey
Focal Point
Street PanelInterpretation Panel
Wayfinder
Car Park MapPublic Transport MapEmbedded
0m 100m 200m 300m 400m 500m 600m 700m 800m 900m 1000m
WHB001
WHB002
WHB003
The Maritime Line
The Moor
Discovery Quay
Pendennis Point
Gyllyngvase Beach
Youare here
Killi
grew
St
Woodlane
Avenue Rd
Western Terrace
Pendennis Rise
Melvill Rd
Market St
Church St
Castle D
rive
Dracaena Rd
Cliff Road
Marine Crescent
High St
Ponsharden ‘Park and Float’
St Mawes
St M
awes
Arwenack St
Kimberley Park Rd
7min
20min
30min
WELCOME TO
GYLLYNGVASE BEACH
FALMOUTH
Charles Darwin landed at
Falmouth from HMS Beagle
on the 2nd October 1831
after their epic scientific
journey that was to change
the course of history.
FALMOUTH FOR BEACHESWelcome to Falmouth, one of the most vibrant coastal destinations in the south west of England and Cornwall’s first University town: a thriving, working port with centuries of maritime history and heritage, tall tales and salty stories. Discover award winning beaches, historic opeways and quays and colourful parks and gardens. Explore a bustling centre with a charming mix of shops from independent outlets and art galleries, to well known high street names, as well as an abundance of cafes, pubs and restaurants – all set against a wonderful coastal backdrop.
FALMOUTHFOR NEWS
FALMOUTH FOR COAST
For over 160 years, between 1689 and 1851, Falmouth Packet ships carried mail and messages to and from Britain’s allies and colonies around the Atlantic and Mediterranean making Falmouth the information hub of the British Empire, second only to London for knowing the news of the day.
Surrounded by designated Areas of Outstanding Natural Beauty (AONBs) with the famed South West Coast Path running through the town, Falmouth’s award winning beaches and coastline are a must.
Falmouth area is one of the region’s creative hubs. Falmouth University rubs shoulders with the multi award-winning Falmouth Art Gallery, the Poly Arts Centre market-leading design agencies and independent galleries.
PRACTICAL INFORMATIONwww.falmouth.co.uk
FALMOUTH FOR CREATIVITY
Useful NumbersFalmouth Coastguard 01326 317575Falmouth RNLI 01326 318375Police 08452 777444Minor Injuries Unit 01326 434739Treliske Hospital ED 01872 250000Falmouth Town Council 01326 315559NHS Dental Helpline 01872 354375
Look out for colourful finger sign posts and interpretation boards that aim to assist your Falmouth visit and seek to tell just a small part of the intriguing Falmouth story.
Visitor Information Centre located on Prince of Wales Pier TR11 3DF01326 313394
Toilets Grove Place, Gylly Beach, Castle Beach, Kimberley Park, POW Pier, Swanpool Beach
TransportBus station located on The MoorFalmouth has 3 train stations - Penmere, Falmouth Town and Falmouth Docks, Tripper boats from Prince of Wales Pier and Custom House Quay.
Post Office located at Market Strand.
Great WalksCoast to quaysides, gardens to beaches, Falmouth’s variety of coast for all.
FUNDED BY
20/20 Displays Ltd.
25 Tregoniggie Industrial Estate, Falmouth Cornwall TR11 4SN
T 01326 372520 F 01326 377243 E [email protected]
www.2020displays.com The copyright in this document [and any electronic versions] shall remain vested in Twenty Twenty Displays Ltd [20/20] but the client shall have a licence to copy and use
the document for the purpose for which it was intended. 20/20 shall not be liable for the use by any person for the use by any person of the document for any purpose
other than that for which the same was provided by 20/20. This document shall not be reproduced in whole or in part or relied upon by third parties for any use whatsoever
without the express written authority of 20/20.
pOsiTiOn
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Family of Signs/ Orientation/ Welcome Hubs/ Gyllyngvase Beach WHB003 Big
Title
Drawing No/Rv
Date
Notes
Signed off for production by
Signature & date
please check this proof carefully as 20/20 cannot accept responsibility for any errors or omissions once the artwork has been signed off. Once checked, please sign the appropriate box below and return to 20/20. Please note: Proofs are not accurate for colour and should be used for proof checking purposes only.
Client
Project
Sign Number
Dimensions
Install Type
Materials
Scale Scale as description 1:2000 @ a3
Centrel Hub Events square
no/Rv
18.12.2012
Falmouth BiDs
signage & Wayfinding project
WHB003
2500mm tall [out of ground]
into ground
Galvanised and powdercoated steel, stainless steel fix-
ings, grp faced graphics panels to two, safety glass to
one panel
Welcome HubKey
Focal Point
Street PanelInterpretation Panel
Wayfinder
Car Park MapPublic Transport MapEmbedded
0m 100m 200m 300m 400m 500m 600m 700m 800m 900m 1000m
WHB001
WHB002
WHB003DISCOVER
THE COASTGyllyngvase Beach one of the most popular beaches in Cornwall, a Blue Flag status beach, with a wide arc of golden sand and inviting sea. The beach is also linked via the South West Coast Path to Swanpool Beach and Nature Reserve in one direction and Castle Beach and Pendennis Castle and point in the other. Falmouth town is only a 20 minute walk from here.
Falmouth Bay is a natural
anchorage for large
ships, protected from the
prevailing SW winds by
the Lizard. In the heyday
of sailing ships this would
have been one of the
busiest stretches of water
in the country, with ships
arriving in Falmouth from
around the world, seeking
fresh water, food and
orders for their captains.
The treacherous Manacles rocks lie between you and the Lizard Point and have been the graveyard of many ships. The most famous disaster was probably the loss of the liner Mohegan in 1898. 106 of the 197 people on board were lost.
The railway arrived in Falmouth in 1863. Originally intended to take goods and fresh fi sh up to London, it led to a tourism boom with people travelling to take advantage of Falmouth’s great beaches and coastline, sea air and sub-tropical vegetation. 2013 saw the 150th anniversary of the maritime line
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Client
Project
Sign Number
Dimensions
Install Type
Materials
Scale Scale as description 1:2000 @ a3
Centrel Hub Events square
no/Rv
18.12.2012
Falmouth BiDs
signage & Wayfinding project
WHB003
2500mm tall [out of ground]
into ground
Galvanised and powdercoated steel, stainless steel fix-
ings, grp faced graphics panels to two, safety glass to
one panel
Welcome HubKey
Focal Point
Street PanelInterpretation Panel
Wayfinder
Car Park MapPublic Transport MapEmbedded
0m 100m 200m 300m 400m 500m 600m 700m 800m 900m 1000m
WHB001
WHB002
WHB003
Falmouth hosts many of Cornwall’s most colourful and
vibrant events - Henri Lloyd Falmouth Week the largest
sailing regatta in the south west of England, Falmouth
Oyster Festival a celebration of Falmouth’s centuries
old oyster industry, Falmouth International Sea Shanty
Festival, Falmouth Spring Festival, SPLASH Creative
Festival and Fal River Festival to name a few...
Ellen MacArthur became the fastest person to sail single-handed around the world,
finishing at Falmouth on 7th Feb 2005.
GREAT EVENTSALL YEAR ROUND
www.falmouth.co.uk
SPLASH Creative
FestivalSeptember
FalmouthOyster
FestivalOctober
Fal RiverFestival
May/June
Oct/Nov
Fal River Autumn
Walking Festival
June
Falmouth International
Sea Shanty Festival
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WeekAugust
Falmouth Spring
FestivalMarch
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Title
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Date
Notes
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Client
Project
Sign Number
Dimensions
Install Type
Materials
Scale Scale as description 1:2000 @ a3
Centrel Hub Events square
no/Rv
18.12.2012
Falmouth BiDs
signage & Wayfinding project
WHB003
2500mm tall [out of ground]
into ground
Galvanised and powdercoated steel, stainless steel fix-
ings, grp faced graphics panels to two, safety glass to
one panel
