Hyparbole: The Lit Lightness
Hyparbole: The Lit Lightness
- urbanNext, February 1, 2018.
- 379 words.
Designing Matter, Energy and sustainability, MARC FORNES / THEVERYMANY, No Density, Project, Technology and fabrication
Aluminum skin, Design-based research, Designing Matter, Digital fabrication, Energetic Approach, Ephemeral pavilion, Experimental Fabrications, Fluid space, Light, Project, Research, Technological Approach, Technopoetry, USA
A hyperbolic surface thrusts itself into the air at the entrance to Rhode Island College’s Fine Arts Center, as a dramatic opening to the campus scene. In a burst of bright green curves, it enacts a threshold to creative practice and ushers studio-goers, faculty and campus visitors alike toward inspiration and action.
2575-5374
Architecture Pavilion Providence, Rhode Island, USA USA
Designing Matter, Energy and sustainability, MARC FORNES / THEVERYMANY, No Density, Project, Technology and fabrication
Aluminum skin, Design-based research, Designing Matter, Digital fabrication, Energetic Approach, Ephemeral pavilion, Experimental Fabrications, Fluid space, Light, Project, Research, Technological Approach, Technopoetry, USA
A hyperbolic surface thrusts itself into the air at the entrance to Rhode Island College’s Fine Arts Center, as a dramatic opening to the campus scene. In a burst of bright green curves, it enacts a threshold to creative practice and ushers studio-goers, faculty and campus visitors alike toward inspiration and action.
2575-5374
Architecture Pavilion Providence, Rhode Island, USA USA