V&A Dundee: Elevator cladding with architectural mesh
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Versatility, robustness and exclusive optic make HAVER Architectural Mesh the ideal material for designing interior areas. The used cable mesh MULTI-BARRETTE 8130, with an open area of 46 %, gives the elevator cladding a modern appearance, which shines through with a special elegance. The woven cables give the mesh structure, while the rods reflect light over their entire surface.
The architect Kengo Kuma created the Victoria and Albert Museum (V&A) building at the center of Dundee’s historic riverside.
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