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Photo by Hive Curates on September 18, 2026. May be an image of text that says 'வര்த Hive Curates A guided tour tourof of TIMBER SQUARE OPEN HOUSE FESTIVAL WA'.
Photo by Hive Curates on September 18, 2026. May be an image of text that says 'Evergreen Amelia Bowles The Print Building Hanging from the ceiling of the entrance of the sustainable workspace, Evergreen is an eye-catching site-specifc artwork, inspired by the industrious rhythm of the early printing press. 밀글을'.
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Photo by Hive Curates on September 18, 2026. May be an image of standing, poster, seedlings, seedling and text that says 'Seedlinks Clare Burnett Timber Square A trio of mosaic sculptures handmade just 50m away from the site using 44,000 individually placed, recycled glass tiles. The design was inspired by a Roman mosaic recently discovered on nearby Southwark Street.'.
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Photo by Hive Curates on September 18, 2026. May be an illustration of poster and text that says 'The Unwilding Akmaral Khassen Timber Square Set within the undulating railway arches, The Unwilding traces the past of Timber Square, figurative shapes emerge from the landscape, exploring the relationship between people and material.'.
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Posted On: September 18th 2026, 11:30 am
Timber Square and Open House Festival: A journey through art, architecture and Southwark’s industrial heritage.

We recently welcomed visitors for a guided tour of Timber Square’s permanent public art collection, curated and delivered by Hive Curates in partnership with @landsecgroup .

Across the site are works by three exceptional women artists, @amelia_bowles_ , @clareeburnett and @akmasya , who have each responded to a different aspect of the square’s unique history, creating pieces that draw on the area’s industrial roots while connecting with its sustainable future.

Visitors uncovered the stories embedded within Timber Square as the project architects, @bennettsassociates , shared their insights into the design evolution of the project. The tour explored each of the artworks in turn, revealing a variety of historical references behind them, from the rhythm of the former printing presses that would have been housed at the Print Building, to a nearby discovery of a Roman mosaic.

Thank you to everyone who joined us, to the artists Amelia, Clare and Akmaral for creating such thoughtful and distinctive works, to all the team at Landsec and to the fantastic guides at Bennetts Associates.
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