In somewhat of a departure from its usual parametric, experimental work, Margot Krasojevi? Architects has created a recycled, 3D printed LED light, in an investigation of the importance of reappropriating plastics. The project?Lace LED?however, aligns with the firm?s exploration of renewable energy and environmental issues within architecture and product design. 

© Margot Krasojevi?

In somewhat of a departure from its usual parametric, experimental work, Margot Krasojevi? Architects has created a recycled, 3D printed LED light, in an investigation of the importance of reappropriating plastics. The project?Lace LED?however, aligns with the firm?s exploration of renewable energy and environmental issues within architecture and product design. Printed with post-consumer plastics like synthetic polymer packaging from takeout food containers and 3D printer off-cuts, Lace LED is a light diffuser with fractal pattern configurations resembling a piece of woven lace.
© Margot Krasojevi?

© Margot Krasojevi?

© Margot Krasojevi?

The light?s geometry is a series of complex dimensions, similar to a fractal the shapes perceived are neither one or two-dimensional, they are considered fractional dimensions suggesting the surface is neither a plane or a complete form. Fractal dimensions reserve self-similarity across scales, only being restricted through cont...