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Paperthin: Material transformation
BEAMS: Constructed pofiles
The Paperthin series is entirely based on the old production methods from the tin can industry.
By means of two simple steps, volume and strength were created from a relatively fragile material.
A thin metal sheet was transformed into a functional pro
