스튜디오 Samira Boon와 NEXT의 협업으로 탄생한 접이식 구조물은 콘서트홀 내, 소규모 이벤트를 지원하기 위한 파티션으로 제작된다. 캐터필러의 슬렌더한 단면으로 부터 영감을 얻은 디자인은 다양한 길이로 조정되는 플렉서블과 이동성을 특징으로 3미터 높이에 최장길이 30미터로 완성된다. -이러한 구성은 규모에 따라 다양한 크기로 펼치거나 접어서 보관이 용이하도록 설계되었다..-
특히 이번 챔버 뮤직 콘서트에 적용, 객석의 후면부에 설치함으로써 후면으로 흘러나가는 잔향을 제거하는 소음제 역활과 다양한 컬러조명으로 드라마틱한 분위기를 조성하는 디자인 오브제로 활용, 콘서트의 심도있는 감상을 이끈다.
reviewed by SJ
Studio Samira Boon and NEXT Architects created a foldable structure to transform the imposing Concert Hall in Tilburg into an intimate space during smaller events.
Textile Transformer Glows in the Dark, Tilburg, Netherlands
Designer: Samira Boom and NEXT Architects
Production: TextielLab, frame and textile cover by Beerens Intercover B.V.
Material: glow-in-the-dark yarn, felt yarn
Technique: weaving
The TextielLab at the TextielMuseum was closely involved in the project, from the selection procedure through to the development. The new exhibition “Highlights TextielLab: Glowing Caterpillar” traces the process from design to final result.
The desire to adapt the large Concert Hall during small chamber music concerts led to a design competition. Overseen by the TextielLab, designers from a number of renowned Dutch agencies were invited to develop a partition. From the proposals submitted, the theatre’s directors and an expert jury eventually selected the most innovative proposal.
The result of the collaboration between Studio Samira Boon and NEXT Architects is a foldable structure measuring 30 metres in length and almost 3 metres in height. The design takes into account Jo Coenen’s architecture and Peter Struycken’s light art in the auditorium.
The width of the partition is adjustable and the structure can be folded and stored. The design, inspired by the slender shape of a caterpillar, can also change its appearance. The most surprising change becomes apparent when the lights are dimmed and the design’s glow-in-the-dark yarns glimmer softly.
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