This park, right on the Old Kent Road, had become disused by local people. It was dark at night, and was even shunned as a cut-through. It seemed that only dog walkers frequented it. After a consultation with local people, a set of plans to regenerate the park were drawn up by South Bermondsey Partnership.

As part of a complete renovation of the park, Klein was commissioned to create an entrance sculpture, to act as a beacon to identify the presence of a new improved Brimmington Park. The artist worked with local young people aged 16-19 in workshops. The young peoples' ideas formed the basis of the final designs. In addition, they gave the park its distinctive moniker, 'Spark', a combination of park and sport, which is the focus of the regenerated park. There are several football pitches and a facility for changing.

The result was a successful regeneration of the park, and a new group of local residents have formed a 'Friends of Brimmington Park' group. Locals have even given the entrance sculpture a nickname, 'The Tiara'.