Snapshot: Between Forest and Skies

by Mark Robins | 1 July 2022 12:00 am

An oversized stencil seemingly floats in water on slender legs. This interactive pavilion at London’s Victoria and Albert Museum illustrates the strength, durability and importance of low-carbon aluminum. Mimicking a manufactured forest, it’s titled “Between Forests and Skies” because of its unnatural imitation of our natural environment. Produced using unique inert anode technology, it showcases the fundamental role of low-carbon raw materials in creating a more sustainable world.

Architect: Nebbia Works, London, www.nebbia.works[1]
Structural engineer: Format Engineers, London, www.formatengineers.com[2]
Fabricator: Littlehampton Welding, Littlehampton, United Kingdom, www.littlehamptonwelding.co.uk[3]
Aluminum supplier: En+ Group, London, www.enplusgroup.com[4]

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