Boiled Lobster, a 3 m high sculpture was created for the Staithes Arts & Heritage Festival. The sculpture took centre stage in the historic
fishing village on the North Yorkshire coast to highlight its past and present fishing industry.
The process of creating the artwork begins with a welded steel armature onto which various gauges of mild steel wire are meticulously hand woven until completed, it is then galvanized and powder coated.
Image: Ceri Oakes
Posted on August 28, 2018 by Galvanizers Association
ArtLab, Switzerland
The campus of the École Polytechnique Fédérale elite university in Lausanne, Switzerland has been extended by another spectacular building. In the immediate vicinity of SANAA‘s Rolex Learning Center and Dominique Perrault‘s Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, stands ArtLab, designed by Kengo…
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Old Shed New House
‘Old Shed New House’ is a home nestled within the agricultural landscape of North Yorkshire. The client sought a high quality, energy-efficient and low-cost building to serve as a house, library and gallery. Its sublime use of materials made it…
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Rehearsal Rooms
Rehearsal Rooms, a residential-led mixed-use development, is one of the first completed in London as a bespoke private rented sector (PRS) product. Detailed treatment of metalwork throughout the project made it a clear winner of the GAGA 2018 Duplex award.…
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Residential complex, Switzerland
A typical concrete residential block or inspirational design? On first glance the answer could easily be the former, for a new residential complex built in Winterthur, Switzerland. Its vertical façade consists of galvanized steel, glass and raw concrete built on…
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