Vortex
Vortex
- urbanNext, July 5, 2017.
- 261 words.
Energy and sustainability, expanding design practices, No Density, Politics and economics, Project, Raumlaborberlin, Raumlaborberlin, REFUNC, Urban Paradigms
Active Public Spaces, Agency, Agency of Urban Organization, Architect’s role, Collaborative work, Developing policies, Empowering society, Energetic Approach, Experimental installations, Installation, Political & Economic Approach, Project, Public Space, Public space role, Recycling, Social contributor, Social culture, Street Culture, Structure, Temporary Thread Installations, The Hague, The Netherlands, Trash, Urban culture, Urban Paradigms, Waste generation, Wood
Architects: Raumlaborberlin, Refunc, Denis Oudendijk and Jan Körbes By invitation of: TodaysArt Festival 2012 -- https://todaysart.org/2012/
The Todays Art Festival in The Hague occurs in a critical moment in the political and cultural life of The Hague where multi-million-euro architectural projects are being approved alongside dramatic budget cuts to smaller cultural institutions. Following previous experiments, this contradiction led us to propose a structure for the festival entirely made out of discarded materials, a vortex shaped structure expressing this idea of a natural force that sucks everything in its path.
2575-5374
Architecture Installation Festival The Hague, the Netherlands the Netherlands
Energy and sustainability, expanding design practices, No Density, Politics and economics, Project, Raumlaborberlin, Raumlaborberlin, REFUNC, Urban Paradigms
Active Public Spaces, Agency, Agency of Urban Organization, Architect’s role, Collaborative work, Developing policies, Empowering society, Energetic Approach, Experimental installations, Installation, Political & Economic Approach, Project, Public Space, Public space role, Recycling, Social contributor, Social culture, Street Culture, Structure, Temporary Thread Installations, The Hague, The Netherlands, Trash, Urban culture, Urban Paradigms, Waste generation, Wood
Architects: Raumlaborberlin, Refunc, Denis Oudendijk and Jan Körbes By invitation of: TodaysArt Festival 2012 -- https://todaysart.org/2012/
The Todays Art Festival in The Hague occurs in a critical moment in the political and cultural life of The Hague where multi-million-euro architectural projects are being approved alongside dramatic budget cuts to smaller cultural institutions. Following previous experiments, this contradiction led us to propose a structure for the festival entirely made out of discarded materials, a vortex shaped structure expressing this idea of a natural force that sucks everything in its path.
2575-5374
Architecture Installation Festival The Hague, the Netherlands the Netherlands