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Public Art Commission approves “Big and Bold” lettering for Rupert Bell Park pavilion
Summary
The Winston-Salem Public Art Commission approved the “Big and Bold” script for the Rupert Bell Park pavilion rafters and single regulation lines after reviewing updated designs from Brian Peterson; the motion passed unanimously.
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The Winston-Salem Public Art Commission on Jan. 6 approved a lettering choice for the Rupert Bell Park court and pavilion during a brief action item.
Staff member Erica Palmiter presented the most recent designs for the pavilion and court prepared by designer Brian Peterson and asked the Commission to select a font for script on the rafters and the single regulation lines. Commission member Cliff Dossel moved to select the “Big and Bold” font; Toni Tronu seconded the motion and the Commission voted unanimously in favor.
The decision covers the script treatment on pavilion rafters and the single regulation lines in the court and does not, according to the presentation, change other elements of the submitted design. The Commission did not record amendments or conditions tied to the approval during the meeting.
Next steps discussed included continuing review of related park elements as part of the ongoing Rupert Bell Park project on future agendas and coordination with project designers. The meeting adjourned at 3:52 p.m.
