NAWA Pavilion: Inflated steel sculpture

Zięta, Oskar

NAWA Pavilion: Inflated steel sculpture - urbanNext, March 2, 2018. - 880 words.

Designing Matter, Energy and sustainability, Low Density, Oskar Zięta, Project, Technology and fabrication, Urban Paradigms

Activation, Active Public Spaces, Air, Architecture&art, Design, Designing Matter, Digital design, Digital fabrication, Energetic Approach, Greeneries, Greenery, Innovation, Light, Optimized construction, Parametric architecture, Parametric design, Poland, Prefabrication, Project, River, Steel, Technological Approach, Urban Paradigms, Wroclaw

NAWA is an ultralight, durable construction made up of 35 FiDU steel arches. Put together, they create an open portal that is easily accessible from all sides. Its bionic form and highly polished surface, which reflects the surroundings, create the effect of a naturally growing sculpture. NAWA’s look changes constantly throughout the day and gives off an amazing play of light at any time.

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Architecture Pavilion Wrocław, Poland Poland

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