‘Be Well’ was a temporary pavilion selected as the centrepiece for Clerkenwell Design Week 2019. Envisaged as a platform to showcase the inherent performance and aesthetic qualities of galvanized steel via an experimental composition of utilitarian building products and curated architecture, visitors firstly interacted with a fine filigree of elements that shined and refracted with the ever-changing sunlight.
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Posted on February 16, 2021 by Galvanizers Association
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