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The 'Apollo Pavilion' is a cantilevered construction in reinforced concrete cast in situ, with iron railings and balusters. It consists of a series of cubic shapes forming four plinths which support an upper level above formed of partly interlocking, shapes of varying sizes. The structure straddles the eastern end of a small lake which drains to the east over a weir controlling the water levels. The lower floor of the pavilion crosses the lake at just above water level via a curving concrete path. Concrete steps with iron railings rise on the south side to the upper level, with an iron gate at the top (added in 2009). The pale concrete has two abstract hand-painted murals in black, on the inward facing sides of the outer ends. These were renewed in 2009.
The area around the pavilion is paved with cobbles set in concrete which slope down to the water's edge both around the lake and to either side of the stream as it falls to the east. There is a viewing platform over the beck to the east of the Pavilion.
Title
Apollo Pavilion
Date
1969
Medium
concrete
Measurements
H 640 x W 2500 x D 1130 cm
Accession number
SR8_LG_S012
Acquisition method
Peterlee Development Corporation
Work type
Sculpture
Owner
Easington District Council
Custodian
Easington District Council
Work status
extant
Listing status
Grade II (England and Wales)
Listing date
14/12/11
Access
at all times
Oakside Drive, Peterlee
SR8 1JP
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