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King is a Fellow in Computer Science at Churchill College, Cambridge, and he is also the University Bellringer and Keeper of the University Clock. In 1980, following a chance conversation with David Kindersley, he delineated two sundials. He has subsequently been involved in the design of many other dials in Britain and overseas, and he continues to work with Lida Lopes Cardozo Kindersley.
Title
Noon-Mark Sundial
Date
2003
Medium
metal & stone
Measurements
H 2200 x W 1 x D (?) cm
Accession number
EC4M_AY_S046
Acquisition method
commissioned by Eric Parry Architects on behalf of Mitsubishi Estate Company
Work type
Street furniture
Work status
extant
Access
at all times