We Are Placemaking’s latest activation was covered in local media this week.
A simple but highly effective piece of placemaking with Adam Nathaniel Furman, built from the recycled structure of the Christmas terrarium tree installation that previously stood in Coal Drop’s Yard, the 9.5-metre-high pyramid is covered in Furman’s signature colourful motifs. This is just one example of We Are Placemaking’s London placemaking work, with other projects extending across the UK and Europe.
The bright pyramid opened to the public as part of LGBT+ Pride month and, as the name Proud Little Pyramid suggests, was created as a celebration of King’s Cross’ queer history.
To read the full features click here for Dezeen & here for London Post.
