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采用转盘的手法展示米其林蓝图

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There is a moment when a clinging bead of water, in quiet orb-like suspension, becomes a droplet. The droplet reflects its surroundings while gathering light within. There is a moment when molten glass transforms from liquid to solid. This instant of transition is accompanied by an emission of beautiful light.

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这个高科技天文馆般的作品将您置于新宇宙的中心

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这个高科技天文馆般的作品将您置于新宇宙的中心。巨大的镜头围绕着你旋转，有节奏地、优雅地扭曲和弯曲你现在所经历的现实，创造新的视角来观察你的周围环境。

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ZEPHYR 利用呼吸的节奏探索我们之间的空间，这是连接所有生命形式的无形过程。这个动态装置致力于让人们意识到这种无形的交流，并承认对所有生命都至关重要的共存的深深尊重。

雕塑与装置中的参观者互动，随着观看者的呼吸而生长和呼吸，将他们与作品连接起来，就像我们与所有生物的联系一样。

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ZEPHYR

Folded Yupo, Custom Mechanics, Electronics, Custom Software Control System

ZEPHYR explores the space between us using the rhythm of our breath, the invisible process that connects all life forms. This kinetic installation strives to bring awareness to this invisible exchange and acknowledge the deep respect for coexistence that is vital to all life.

The sculpture interacts with visitors to the installation, growing and breathing to match the viewer's breath, connecting them to the piece the way we are all connected to all living things.

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ZEPHYR Folded Yupo, Custom Mechanics, Electronics, Custom Software Control System ZEPHYR explores the space between us using the rhythm of our breath, the invisible process that connects all life forms. This kinetic installation strives to bring awareness to this invisible exchange and acknowledge the deep respect for coexistence that is vital to all life.

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作者运用磁力使单体不停运动组合排列成一个形态不停变换的动感装置

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Collectif Scale on Instagram: "❤️❤️Magnetic Flow installations under the eyes of @brice_pelleschi and @atelier_martine_andree 🙏👍💥. Magnetic flow at @lavallee_bxl until March 19th. Production : @fever_fr Tickets : link in bio. . . . . . @touchdesigner @mad_mapper . #lightdesign #lightinstallation #kineticlights #kineticart #lightinstallation #ledinstallation #contemporaryart #newmediaart #creativeart #interactiveart #interactiveinstallation #touchdesigner #madmapper"

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2,642 likes, 22 comments - collectifscaleJanuary 8, 2023 on : "❤️❤️Magnetic Flow installations under the eyes of @brice_pelleschi and @atelier_martine_andree 🙏👍💥. Magnetic flow at @l...".

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作者用山水的元素打造了公共空间传递环保理念

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Blue Hill-scape under Red Clouds, China by Wutopia Lab

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An abstract natural space in the most commercial place

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运用一个微小的element组成一个能跟随人肢体动作去运动的空间载体。或许这能使用到米其林新型材料结构以及轻便的环保材料

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In the third video of our Design for Life collaboration with Dassault Systèmes, Studio INI founder Nassia Inglessis describes how technology enables her to create interactive spaces.

Inglessis is the third designer to feature in the Design for Life collaboration between Dezeen and Dassault Systèmes, which highlights designers who are using technology and research to build a better world.

The Greek engineer and designer is the founder of Studio INI, an experimental design practice based between London and Athens, and winner of the Dezeen Awards 2020 public vote for designer of the year.

"Studio INI couples rigorous scientific and design research in order to create immersive experiential environments," explains Inglessis in the video, which was filmed by Dezeen at her studio at Somerset House in London.

The practice is known for creating intricate architectural installations that respond to the bodies of visitors.

Urban Imprint, an installation designed by Studio INI that appeared last year at A/D/O in Brooklyn, featured a canopy that opens up around visitors' heads in reaction to the weight of their footsteps.

The installation was a reaction to the rigidity of urban space as experienced by humans, in contrast to natural environments which, according to Inglessis, react to the presence of humans.

"Urban Imprint was a way of completely reimagining an urban landscape to be closer to how we experience a space in nature," she explained.

"It's a malleable, flexible environment that basically would construct around its inhabitants."

As a visitor steps into the installation, a flexible floor depresses around their foot, triggering a system of pulleys that tighten and lift the roof into a dome shape above the inhabitant's head.

The process of designing the installation involved reconfiguring materials often used in construction to make them flexible and reactive.

Biomimicry enables architects to make "positive impact" on the environment says Michael Pawlyn

"We took all the materials that are in an urban environment - cement, rubber steel - and had to find a way to make them expand and return," said Inglessis.

At London Design Biennale in 2018, Studio INI represented Greece with an installation named Disobedience situated in the courtyard of Somerset House.

"Disobedience is a 17-metre kinetic wall that you can walk through," said Inglessis.

Visitors were invited to walk along a platform flanked by flexible walls that bulge open around them as they pass through the installation.

"It's a spring made out of steel, which basically flexes open in response to the weight of your step," the designer explained.

Studio INI's process involves a combination of complex engineering using design tools, hands-on material experimentation and user research.

"Rapid prototyping and digital fabrication allows us to very quickly go from the digital to the physical, and also allows us the precision to try really complex designs," said Inglessis.

"We always have one hand on the computer and one hand on the material. It's a dialogue back and forth."

This process allows the designer to realise environments that exemplify the principle that people should be able to interact with the spaces they occupy.

"Architecture shouldn't create limits or borders, but it should really create possibilities for exchange and for interaction," the designer stated.

Photography is by Luke A Walker except where stated.
Design for Life
Design For Life is a content collaboration between Dezeen and Dassault Systèmes featuring talks, videos and workshops highlighting designers who are using technology and research to build a better world.

The collaboration kicked off with a live talk with architect Arthur Mamou-Mani and Dassault Systèmes' vice president of design experience Anne Asensio.

The talk was followed by a video profiling Austrian designer Julia Koerner, in which she shows how she uses technology to apply architectural techniques to fashion and costume design.

In the next instalment of the series, Exploration Architecture founder Michael Pawlyn explained how biomimicry allows architects to have a positive impact on the environment.

In the coming weeks we will also be publishing a video profiling the work of DS Automobiles design director Thierry Metroz.

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"Architecture should create possibilities for interaction" says Studio INI

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Studio INI founder Nassia Inglessis describes how she create interactive spaces as part of our Design for Life collaboration with Dassault Systemès.