Boddingtons assisted artists Gaia Alessi and Richard Bradbury to create Superconductor 160607. A huge, temporary maze-like structure, designed specifically for the former Twyford factory site on the Isle of Sheppey Made from scaffolding and specially produced magenta-pink fencing mesh. Measuring 30m x 30m Superconductor 160607 consisted of a complex system of chambers and passages for visitors to roam and explore.

In the summer of 2005, Superconductor was first created utilising Boddingtons' Euromesh Orange Fencing. Built in the middle of Trafalgar Square, London for the national launch of Architecture Week, it was a great success.  When invited to re-create the work for Queenborough and Rushenden on the Isle of Sheppey, the artists wanted to respond with a new work that was unique and particular to that environment, pushing the concept one step further. Boddingtons were approached and asked to make a unique and unusual variation to their widely used Euromesh Fencing. The artists selected a specific shade of magenta-pink that they believed would create the perfect structure.

Boddingtons manufactured the artists' requirements exactly and ensured delivery well in advance to ensure the attraction opened on time.

Superconductor 160607 received excellent reviews and was featured on TV and in national press. Emma Underhill, Director of UP Projects who organized the event said "We had a really good turn out and positive feedback despite picking one of the rainiest weeks in June. The Superconductor maze looked really dramatic against the rain-clouds! The pink mesh certainly attracted a lot of attention."