NOHlab and Bu?ra Tunç Create Immersive Installation Based on Centuries-Old Architecture
As part of the Third Istanbul Biennial, NOHlab and architect Bu?ra Tunç collaborated with HAS Architects to create OCULUS: an experiential light and sound-based installation. The exhibit focuses on employing a historic location, the Single-Dome Hall of the historic Istanbul Imperial Arsenal, to reinterpret a spatial moment using technology and design. The central theme of the project is the experimentation of permanence, illustrated in the juxtaposition between the dynamic visuals displayed on the temporary structure and the 16th-century architecture.
© NOHlab
As part of the Third Istanbul Biennial, NOHlab and architect Bu?ra Tunç collaborated with HAS Architects to create OCULUS: an experiential light and sound-based installation. The exhibit focuses on employing a historic location, the Single-Dome Hall of the historic Istanbul Imperial Arsenal, to reinterpret a spatial moment using technology and design. The central theme of the project is the experimentation of permanence, illustrated in the juxtaposition between the dynamic visuals displayed on the temporary structure and the 16th-century architecture.
© NOHlab
The form of the installation is a response to the geometry of the existing dome. Offering a contemporary interpretation of the original building?s arches, the ?light dome? is a geodesic structure that features large triangular panels on which visuals are displayed. Visitors step inside the space a...
© NOHlab
As part of the Third Istanbul Biennial, NOHlab and architect Bu?ra Tunç collaborated with HAS Architects to create OCULUS: an experiential light and sound-based installation. The exhibit focuses on employing a historic location, the Single-Dome Hall of the historic Istanbul Imperial Arsenal, to reinterpret a spatial moment using technology and design. The central theme of the project is the experimentation of permanence, illustrated in the juxtaposition between the dynamic visuals displayed on the temporary structure and the 16th-century architecture.
© NOHlab
The form of the installation is a response to the geometry of the existing dome. Offering a contemporary interpretation of the original building?s arches, the ?light dome? is a geodesic structure that features large triangular panels on which visuals are displayed. Visitors step inside the space a...
-------------------------------- |
|
Green House: Aoc architekti’s Sustainable Design in Prague
05-05-2024 05:26 - (
architecture )
Embedded House: Organic Blending of Nature and Architecture
05-05-2024 05:26 - (
architecture )