The document contains questions for an applicant submitting a sculpture design to a selection committee. It asks about the title, materials, size, design concept, intended audience, inspiration, ability for people to interact with it, modifications, public display, consultation process, site relevance, social context, research, artistic influences, funding, construction process, maintenance issues, technical considerations, and why the design should be selected. It then has additional questions for the final selection process regarding the design's suitability for the school, ability to enhance the school, clarity of concept, broad appeal, impressiveness, emotional impact, risk level, timelessness, aging process, and which design is preferred and why.

1. Selection process – short list
What is the title of your sculpture?
What material will it be made of?
What size is it
Why did you choose this design
Discuss the focus, concepts and thought processes of your final design?
Is the design relevant to you only or would also connect with the audience
Where did the idea come from
Can people interact with it
What modifications would you make
Is the work intended to be seen by the general public, a specific or a more
intimate audience?
What considerations did you make for this?
Would any form of mediation or consultation take place between you and this
intended audience as part of your design process?
Is it site specific?
What relevance has it to the site
What is the social context of that site?
What research did you undertake during the design process?
What artist influenced you most?
How will the work be funded?
How do you plan on making it
What issues might be important in the maintenance of this work?
Are there any technical issues that might have to be resolved?
Why do you think this work should be short listed for the final selection?
Final Selection
Is this sculpture in sympathy with the school and its surroundings?
Will it enhance the school?
Is the concept that inspired the work obvious?
Will it appeal to a wide audience?
Is it impressive?
Does it appeal to your emotions?
Will this be risk free?
Will it be timeless?
How will it age?
Which piece do you like the best?
Why do you like it?