16 November 2015
Read moreMicroscopic cell structures were the inspiration for the design of the trade fair pavilion, which was transportable in a sports-bag anywhere, assembled in less than one hour and was fully reusable. While appearing solid, the structure was soft and flexible and created highly unusual spaces, which came to life with projection and lighting.
Read moreChris Bosse was asked, while Associate Architect at PTW, to design a special event structure for the French champagne brand at Australia’s premier horse race.
Read moreA bookcase of honeycomb shaped cells was a spectacular space for displaying catalogues. The transparent-coloured acrylic installation was backlit via changing project specific energy efficient LED lights.
Read moreThe project began as a study with the German Youth Hostel Association in Bavaria into the general design of youth hostels and the development of space, in terms of room‐size requirements.
Read moreShells and sand were the inspiration for this fashion show set. Using the geometry of a triton shell, it was digitised, sliced into buildable components and CNC cut, with 2000 pieces put together.
Read moreVisionary geometries and forms are fused with traditional elements of Persian culture in the design for a new Tehran Stock Exchange.
Read moreThe design creates a fully integrated intelligent façade that responds to its surrounding environment to create maximum energy efficiency and user comfort.
Read moreAward winning ‘Tower Skin’ is a simple, cost effective and easily constructed building skin that the transforms identity, sustainability and interior comfort of tired icons, re-purposing inefficient buildings.
Read moreThe ‘origami coral reef’ Christmas window used 1500 recycled and recyclable cardboard molecules. It played with space climbing walls and ceilings to create coral caves, animated with dynamic lighting and sound.
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