Blue Dome
2009 Fiberconcrete, polyurethane link to map link to process
ZeBU
The theatre ZeBU wanted maximum utility of their foyer space : A foyer for at least 100 children or teenagers, and receptions + musical nights for adults. The challenge here was how to solve the traffic from all those children back and from the wardrobe, and keep track of who belongs to what group… The solution was to utilize how humans instinctively likes to move and how we orientate ourselves within the “flow” of a space. These organic, fluid shapes with soft edges and smooth surfaces allow for a large volume of bodies to pass through. The many niches gives the children a natural encouragement to stay grouped together within the school-class they arrived with. The actors realized that with this arrangement, they had no need for instructing the kids where and what to do: they instinctively placed themselves in “their” corners, claiming the space “as their own”, and instinctively threw all their stuff into the hollow bench/tables right in front of them, that also serves as wardrobe for bags, coats, boots etc.. All nice and easy. Link to process A simple solution to a simple problem. Integrated Bar: High levels for adults, and a low, front level for children. Versatile ticket-counter on wheels. Simple, No-nonsense wardrobe for large volumes of adults, teenagers, and children.
GL Music
Integrated Soundbooth, with visual contact to all studios. Angled walls for optimal acoustics. Curved cabinet doors for smooth ergonomics
Holger
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Joe
Internet station
Table 1
Great design for both coffee tables and dinner tables. Link to process
Mads
Ergonomic workspace Airconditioned, soundproof rack-cabinets
Marios
Save Custom designed guitar cabinet, with acoustic diffusing glass panes.
ZeBU – Process
Polystyrene, Hemp/Fibreconcrete Link to project
Table 1 – Process
MDF, Polyurethane, Fiber-reinforced Papermaché Link to project
Sun Troll
These trolls are very, very kind and friendly, but they also enjoy a good laugh and can be full of funny pranks and practical jokes. Mixed media (12 cm high)
Mr. Worthington
Papermache (40 cm high)
