The winner will receive prize money of £2000 and see their creation come to life in the centre of the park.
The competition is open to anyone with a connection to the area and the deadline for entries is Friday 16th March, so get your ideas down now.
They are looking for an innovative, iconic design which will provide a focal point for the park and the homes facing onto it. It will be a beacon for the neighbourhood and instil a sense of local pride.
Calypso Gardens is a newly built park, a modern take on the traditional London garden square.
For more details GO HERE
EQRA, in partnership with Southwark Council, today launched a major competition to find an inspiring design for a sculpture in the centre of Calypso Gardens.
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