Project Management
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innovative re-purposing of buildings
working with arts organisations and local authorities to support creative innovations and creative industry sustainability
growing regenerative cultural infrastructures
Currently
AudioActive Worthing
As part of on-going support B&R Co-director Ian Ross guided the organisation through the acquisition and development of their unique new music hub with fully equipped music production suite, studio and office spaces and community café and venue. The operational model of a mixed economy enables the hub to be sustainable at the same time as offering young people free to access music sessions. Ian is now the strategic lead on development plans for AudioActive in Crawley.
Previously
2022
JV H.O.M.E.
On behalf of internationally renowned Jasmin Vardimon Company, led by Sadlers Wells associate artist, Jasmin Vardimon MBE, Ian Ross for B&R Productions in his capacity as Executive Director (2007-2023) led this £7 million Capital project funded by ACE, Kent County Council and Ashford Borough Council to create a bespoke creation and training space for dance in Ashford Kent.
Opened September 2022 as the culmination of a development and growth strategy which included brokering innovative partnerships with the commercial sector, successfully pivoting the company’s offer during COVID 19 to tour a VR dancework to McArthur Glen designer outlets and developing the company’s Creative Learning Programme.
2016
Devonshire Collective
We consulted with Eastbourne Borough Council to develop a series of empty retail units into a thriving arts collective comprising makerspaces, gallery and café and workshop space. It is now home to Eastbourne Studio Pottery, DC Learn and VOLT Gallery. Read the tender here.
2015
Iconic Beach Huts
B&R Productions were chosen to lead this design competition to enhance the Eastbourne seafront due to the level and quality of public engagement evidenced in our tender.
2009
The School Creative Centre
B&R productions launched The School Creative Centre in the de-commissioned Freda Gardham School in 2009 and managed this vibrant arts hub comprising over 30 studio spaces, gallery, theatre, print room and workshop until 2014. Now known as Rye Creative Centre.