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Studio 1.2 was interested in the intersection between the digital and the physical. They used digital fabrication tools to speed up production and utilised digital media to test ideas that would not be feasible with pen and paper. In this post-digital age, the power of computing can optimise and hybridise designs against real world constraints and develop new possibilities. In this spirit, the proposals test structure, material or environmental performance in both its conception and in the final output.
Spark of Life is an interactive pavilion representing the change of seasons, blossoming and the festivity of the carnival through movement and organic shapes.
The Weight of Water combines the concept of wind flow, water flow and sensory experience. Seven different objects were created by using bio-plastic, fabric and bio-steel stick.
Valentina Ballesteros Coral, Eva Bruno, Imaan Dadabhai, Aasia Kazmi, Jingyi Lu, Jerry Ma and Angel Sheng.
Seven different objects were created by using bio-plastic, fabric and bio-steel stick. It captures the essence of the carnival, with its mesmerising motion and performative elements.
An eco-friendly pavilion with materials that consists of fabric, natural polymers and rods that could easily be reused. It expresses the flow of water and captures the essence of the carnival, with its mesmerising motion and performative elements.
Adam Bigas, Ahmed Sadi Urfali, Seyed Amir Poorrafiean, Chloe Yu, Jim Zhao, Liisa Link, Philip Bauer and Yazhini Poongundran.
The proposal is easily transported and erected in the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, and is as recyclable as possible.