Artwork has been installed around the unique London 2012 legacy project, which is set to become an internationally recognised centre for health, wellbeing and innovation.
 
It can be seen along the front of the site on Attercliffe Common and showcases the venues and activities that will take place at Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park when it’s fully operational in 2017.
 
Sheffield Hallam University’s Advanced Wellbeing Research Centre (AWRC), the UTC Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park campus, Oasis Academy Don Valley, the Sheffield Sharks and Sheffield Eagles all feature on the designs.
 
The artwork was created by Sheffield graphic design agency, Leap Design, and fitted by Barnsley-based company, Hoard-it.
 
It comes as construction work has started on site on Sheffield’s second University Technical College (UTC) – UTC Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park campus. Opening in September 2016, the £10 million facility for 600 students aged 14 to 19 will specialise in the medical, sports sciences, and computing sectors.
 
The Rt Hon Richard Caborn, project lead for Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park, said: “The new artwork on Attercliffe Common looks fantastic and gives a flavour for some of the incredible activity that will take place at Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park, from the very latest health and wellbeing research to community sport.
 
“With the Oasis Academy Don Valley already open and work well underway on the UTC Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park campus, you get a feel for the scale of this unique project.
 
“Through the development of Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park, will become a living laboratory, providing opportunities for people to lead healthier and more fulfilled lives, and placing the city at the heart of health and wellbeing innovation.”
 
The 35 acre Park is the biggest London 2012 legacy project of its kind in Europe. It’s a joint venture between Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and Sheffield City Council.
 
The world-class English Institute of Sport Sheffield, Olympic-standard twin-pad iceSheffield, and the Grass Bowl are all within the Park’s  boundaries.
 
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Pictured ​(L-R) Atiba Lyons, Mike Tuck (Sheffield Sharks), Phil Mellor (Leap Design), Claire Fretwell (Sheffield Olympic Legacy Park), Patrick Hortsmann (Sheffield Sharks) and Liam Claffey (Sheffield Eagles).