2011. In the same year the artist also unveiled a new site-specific installation for the Royal Academy's Annenberg Courtyard as part of the Summer Exhibition. This followed his invitation, along with Chris Ofili and Mark Wallinger, to create works inspired by Titian's masterpieces for the project Metamorphosis: Titian 2012, an ambitious collaboration with the National Gallery and Royal Ballet for the Cultural Olympiad. Shawcross was Artist in Residence at the Science Museum, London, from 2009 - 2011, and his first public realm commission Space Trumpet, installed in the atrium of the refurbished Unilever House in London in 2007, won the Art & Work 2008 Award for a Work of Art Commissioned for a Specific Site in a Working Environment. In 2009 he was awarded the Illy prize for best solo presentation at Art Brussels. In 2014 he won the Jack Goldhill Award for sculpture at the Royal Academy Summer Exhibition. On Greenwich Peninsula in south east London, the 49 m high tower of a district heating energy centre, designed by C. F. Møller Architects and due to be completed in 2016, is clad in a complex metal cladding formed of hundreds of triangular patterns, designed by Shawcross. Personal life Shawcross previously had a long-term relationship with theatre and opera director Sophie Hunter whom he met while studying at Oxford. The couple split in early 2010. In 2013, Shawcross married Italian Artist Carolina Mazzolari; they have one son, Hartley Bruce Cy. References External links Conrad Shawcross, Victoria Miro Gallery Saatchi Gallery "Art in London: Not ticking", The Economist, 4 August 2013 Roundhouse.org.uk; Conrad Shawcross – Timepiece (videos available) 1977 births Living people Sculptors from London British people of English descent British people of Italian descent British people of Spanish descent People educated at Westminster School, London Alumni of Chelsea College of Arts Alumni of the Ruskin School of Art Alumni of the Slade School of Fine Art Alumni of Lady Margaret Hall, Oxford Royal Academicians English male sculptors 21st-century sculptors English contemporary artists Conrad Sharwcross