The Platinum Orb
The Platinum Orb was an 11 ft tall spherical art installation, created from 70 recycled bicycle wheels, symbolizing Her Majesty’s 70-year reign. The installation celebrated the diversity and unity of the Commonwealth with national flowers made from recycled materials, highlighting sustainability and environmental responsibility. Displayed on The Long Walk in Windsor, it engaged over 1,000 participants, including local school children, volunteers, and community members. The project emphasized sustainability through material reuse, sparked community engagement, and created a visually striking installation that reflected a consciousness of climate change.
Design/Project Management
Client: Busy Buttons CORE charity
AWARD FOR SUSTAINABILITY
The Platinum Orb was awarded 'Best Sustainability Project' by Windsor Platinum Jubilee Committee and presented by The Duke of Edinburgh
The
Fountain
of Hope
The Fountain of Hope was a community-driven art installation in Windsor Town Centre, created with 152 giant poppies made from parachute material. It honored the fallen while symbolizing hope and resilience. The project involved local service personnel and their families from the Welsh Guards and Coldstream Guards, raising funds for The Royal British Legion’s Poppy Appeal. The design development focused on sustainability, using eco-friendly materials to minimize environmental impact while creating a striking visual impact.
Design/Project Delivery
Client: JLL
Children's
Marquee
at Royal Windsor Flower Show
Since 2017, Louella & Lautaro Fernandez-Lempiäinen of Colours Immortalis have designed and created the Children’s Marquee on behalf of Busy Buttons for the Royal Windsor Flower Show, blending creativity with educational engagement. The marquee features interactive, environmentally conscious installations that inspire young visitors, promoting sustainability and nature awareness through immersive design experiences created together with local school children.
Design/Project Management
Client: Royal Windsor Rose & Horticultural Society
The
Dream Horse
Ascot Racecourse Supports commissioned the production of The Dream Horse as part of their charity/community programme, an inclusive art installation created in partnership with Busy Buttons CORE Charity to showcase sustainability.
This inspiring project was led by Louella and Lautaro Fernandez-Lempiainen of Colours Immortalis, who held hands-on workshops across four local SEN schools, engaging 66 young people with special educational needs.
Design/CAD drawing/Project Management
Client: Ascot Racecourse
"I found it very creative and inspiring. I think it's good that I am contributing to the project to help save the planet"
said one enthusiastic student