Haaver & Boecker - Brief Article
Architectural Review, The, June, 2001
The facade of the P 12th department store in the centre of Mannheim. Germany, incorporates elements of stainless-steel Haver architectural wire cloth. Its entrance is indicated by a cylindrical structure of wire cloth, type EGLA-TWIN, which is tensioned onto a steel frame. During the day the cylinder shimmers in the sun, at night it is effectively illuminated.
HAVER woven wire cloth and screens are available in different patterns, each with its own characteristics of strength, transparency, metal density, surface finish and optical effect.
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