Who we are

Chelsfield strongly believes in the importance of art and design and brings this ethos to many aspects of the development process including construction. Where and when we can, we embellish construction sites by working with artists to create building wraps that celebrate design, art and culture.

In London, an artwork of 11m high and 120m long was created to surround the development at the northern end of The Knightsbridge Estate, at the corner of Brompton Road and Sloane Street. Chelsfield identified world-renowned photographer Nick Knight as the ideal partner to create The Knights of Knightsbridge; an installation of 18 striking fashion images featuring highly structured ‘armour like’ creations from luxury fashion designers. They include designs from Gareth Pugh, Moncler, Maison Margiela and pieces from the archive of couture house Dior, by John Galliano.

In Hong Kong, Chelsfield commissioned internationally renowned artist and designer Camille Walala to design a bold mural for the Worfu development previously known as Provident Square. The Mural aims to make contemporary public art accessible to the North Point community. Walala’s design solution, totalling 54.1 x 4m in size, spans the whole façade of the one-stop shop retail destination and reflects the energy and liveliness of the district’s bright city lights.

At 54 avenue Montaigne in Paris, Chelsfield brought together Dolce & Gabbana – 54 avenue Montaigne’s tenant – and Parsons School of Design in Paris to create a wrap to cover the building during the construction works. A selected group of 15 students from Parsons in Paris were asked to come up with a design that merged Dolce & Gabbana’s colourful Sicilian style with the spirit of this world renown luxury destination. After a lengthy process Dolce & Gabbana’s creative directors and Chelsfield selected the winning route.

HKWalls is a non-profit Hong Kong-based art organisation which aims to create opportunities for local and international artists to showcase their talents. Chelsfield partnered with them to create pop art exhibitions in four retail units which they recently renovated.

Four renowned Hong Kong-based graffiti artists were invited to express their interpretation of the storied heritage and contemporary dynamism of the location of North Point. The series of pop-up art exhibitions are called “New North Point”. Their work is now on display for all to see.

Chelsfield brought Paris School of Design onboard to create a hoarding to cover the store front at 15 rue Marbeuf, Îlot François 1^er during the construction work. A selected group of Paris students were asked to come up with artworks that celebrated King François I. Chelsfield selected the winning route.

Chelsfield Asia brought Scottish illustrator, Tania Willis, onboard to create a series of hoarding designs to cover four office units during construction works. The designs include four unique illustrations showcasing locations and fashion from the local area.

At 5One central (now known as Lazada One) in Singapore, Chelsfield and ARA Asset Management are bringing Lisa Roet’s giant inflatable snub-nosed monkey to Singapore. The Giant Golden monkey is part of a wider project raising awareness about wildlife conservation.