Evan Douglis Studio
Team
Kari Anderson, Seiichi Saito,
Martin Melioranski, Richard Sarrach,
Che-Wei Wang, Lonn Combs
Materials
Sixteen 5-axis CNC milled aerospace foam units, Fiberglass resin reinforcements, MDF substrate panels, Automobile paint, Aluminum interior frame, Urethane cast support aperture molding, Telescopic support hardware, LCD screen w/ wireless hook-up
Concept
This contemporary display-scape was created for a traveling Jean Prouve architecture and furniture exhibition. Digitally designed and manufactured as an interlocking set of modular units, this unique architectural membrane is a spectacular example of a new era of ornamental design in architecture today.
Product Specifications
(16) Piece modular unit measures (19′-11 3/4″ (6.09 m) wide x 44′-5 7/8″ (13.56 m) long x 1′-5 3/4″ (.45 m) high x 7′-6 1/2″ (2.30 m) high). A series of CNC milled foam units received an epoxy resin skin and twelve coats of high-gloss blue industrial-grade paint finish.
Product Options
This contemporary cladding skin is available in thin-shell reinforced concrete, epoxy resin and urethane plastic in any assorted color. Ideal settings for this feature piece include: executive rooms, conference rooms, commercial lobbies or as an exterior façade for a new or existing building.
Jean Prouvé: Three Nomadic Structures Exhibition
GSAPP Columbia University: Manhattan, New York,
MOCA Museum: Los Angeles, California, United States
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