Waves of golden light appear to shimmer and float from the ceiling in “Breaking the Surface” a new interactive installation from Scandinavian Design Group, ctrl+n, Abida, Pivot Product Design and Intek. The kinetic sculpture is composed of an array of acrylic plastic tubes extending through the floor of a two-story mechanized matrix, gracefully moving above and below the surface to evoke abstract images of the undersea geography. Read more about the interactive installation after the break.
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Scandinavian Design Group and Ctrl+N Create an Undulating Interactive Installation for Lundin Norway
https://www.archdaily.com/558462/scandinavian-design-group-and-ctrl-n-create-an-undulating-interactive-installation-for-lundin-norwayEvan Rawn
St. Hans “Haugen” Performance Center / ctrl+n
The “Haugen” project is a proposal by Control New Arkitektur (ctrl+n) in order to start a discussion on how to make better use of the public spaces in Oslo, Norway all year round. So they are here to pose two questions. Firstly, how can we maintain such use throughout the rest of the year? Secondly, how can we offer some much needed rehearsal and performance space back to the city? This proposal will engage and evoke through taking us back to our parks all year round. More images and architects’ description after the break.
https://www.archdaily.com/140095/st-hans-%25e2%2580%259chaugen%25e2%2580%259d-performance-center-ctrlnAlison Furuto