The Leeds Owl Trail, Leeds, UK
Leeds Owl Team
The purpose of the "Leeds Owl Trail" is to inform and inspire people about Leeds' rich heritage and to create new owls for future generations to enjoy.  The launch of the trail took place in May 2009 with a map and website www.leedsowltrail.com.

Sheep
Commissioned by Igloo Regeneration for Marshall's Mill Holbeck Urban Village, Leeds, UK
With a height of four metres and featuring illuminating blue eyes, "Sheep" stands testament to the story about sheep that used to graze on the roof at neighbouring Temple Works, until one fell through a skylight. "Sheep's" height, stature and materials relate to the history, engineering, labour and creative thinking of the area from the past through to present day.

6 Million + Buttons  
Kirklees museums and galleries
Over 6 million buttons have been collected in the region, nationally and internationally for an installation and education programme. Funded by Kirklees Community History Service, this innovative and brave work addresses, reflects and engages the viewer on the horrors of genocide and inspirationally projects a positive message that promotes the theme “each person can make a difference”. The exhibition is currently on tour and the intention is to create a permanent memorial in Kirklees with the buttons at some point in the future.  When the exhibition opened, there were six million, thirty two thousand, five hundred and eighteen buttons. People are still sending in buttons.  

Chelsea Flower Show
Millennium Square, Leeds, UK
Antonia was commissioned by Leeds City Council to design with Martin Smith (Landscape Architect) the award-winning Leeds entry "From Freedom to the Future" at the 2004 Chelsea Flower Show.  Antonia worked with school students in Leeds and Durban (South Africa) to explore the theme and design of this acclaimed garden.