Showing posts with label kinetic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kinetic. Show all posts
Saturday, 29 December 2012
Brisbane airport car park features a kinetic facade to create energy and movement Video Clips. Duration : 1.97 Mins.


Read this story at Trendsideas trendsideas.com View the ebook www.ebooks.trendsideas.com Follow us on Facebook www.facebook.com www.facebook.com Trends Commercial Design Perspectives - Flow-on effect Flow-on- effect - kinetic facade on airport car park building enhances a sense of energy and movement. Trends senior writer Colleen Hawkes talks to designer Ben Tait from Urban Art Projects.

Tuesday, 25 December 2012
kinetic lights - movable light fixture Video Clips. Duration : 1.07 Mins.


"Kinetic lights" consists of a flexible arrangement of remote controllable cable winches with attached LED light modules. Each light module can be adjusted individually in height and luminance by the control software. By synchronizing position and light animation, complex shapes and light patterns can be generated within the array. Any number of winches can be arranged in any spacial configuration. Various LED modules can be attached to the system to form individual custom solutions. White, colored or full RGB LED modules can be attached to the flexible system to produce individual custom solutions. kinetic lights is a product by WHITEvoid www.kinetic-lights.com http

Sunday, 23 December 2012
FLARE - kinetic ambient reflection membrane Video Clips. Duration : 2.30 Mins.


FLARE is a pneumatic building facade system. The FLARE system consists of a number of tiltable metal flake bodies. An infinite array of flakes can be mounted on any building or wall surface in a modular system of multiplied 4x4 FLARE units. Each stainless steel flake reflects the bright sky or sunlight when in vertical standby position. When the flake is tilted downwards by a computer controlled pneumatic piston, its face is shaded from the sky light and this way appears as a dark pixel. By reflecting ambient or direct sunlight the individual flakes of the FLARE system act like pixels formed by natural light. The system is controlled by a computer to form any kind of surface animation. Sensor systems inside and outside the building communicate the buildings activity directly to the FLARE system which acts as the buildings lateral line. FLARE turns the building facade into a penetrable membrane, breaking with all conventions of the building surface as a static skin. www.flare-facade.com www.whitevoid.com

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