Stainless steel plinth and figure.

Opened in November 2014, Reach is situated at Brompton Academy, Gillingham, Kent. The school is located in the heart of the Brompton community, and Reach is in sight of a large hospital and the Great Lines Park.

It was commissioned by the University of Kent as inspirational piece, to be enjoyed by the entire community. Its message is: Pride, Self Belief, Trust, Potential, Pride, Momentum and Aspiration.

The RNLI memorial sculpture is situated in the grounds of the RNLI headquarters in Poole.

The sculpture celebrates the sacrifice of thousands of people: Those lost, those saved and the crews that go to rescue. Not only to act as a memorial recording the dates of the rescues and disasters but also to celebrate the RNLI’s continuing achievements.

Unveiled on 3rd of September 2009 by HRH Duke of Kent. Funded and managed by the RNLI heritage trust.

The sculpture: 316 stainless steel – boat 4.5m long, figures 2.7m long.

The Mariners is a bronze, stainless steel and concrete contemporary sculpture on the banks of the Medway at St. Mary's Island, Chatham. It was commissioned to mark the Millennium and to reflect local maritime heritage.

35ft high stainless steel sails turn on a single mast with a 'Jack Tar' bronze figure juxtaposed against a sleek bronze female sailor. The six figure cost of the project was funded entirely by local people and businesses and Sam was instrumental in setting up the Medway Sculpture Trust with local businessmen and Medway MP Bob Marshall-Andrews QC.

"There was a huge sense of responsibility in this special project because it was funded by the community."