Million Wells for Bengaluru’ at the London Design Biennale

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Biome submitted a poster on the topic ‘Million Wells for Bengaluru’ to the India Pavilion at the London Design Biennale curated by Nisha Mathew Ghosh, which was held from June 1, 2021, at Somerset House, London. It was also part of the India Sustainability Tour, and will be published as a story in Nisha Mathew Ghosh’s book.

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