The installation has an abstracted concept of individual raindrops falling in an invisible pool. The final outcome of the design is expanded exponentially after hours by reflections in the glazed and mirrored surroundings.
Sunday 22 July 2012
Raindrops over the Atrium
The existing Slater & Gordon Building in Melborune has a very small but narrow atrium with office floors flanking on the north and south sides and glazed structure on the east and west. NDYLIGHT thus created a unique light element that extend the visual effect within the narrow atrium.
The installation has an abstracted concept of individual raindrops falling in an invisible pool. The final outcome of the design is expanded exponentially after hours by reflections in the glazed and mirrored surroundings.
The installation has an abstracted concept of individual raindrops falling in an invisible pool. The final outcome of the design is expanded exponentially after hours by reflections in the glazed and mirrored surroundings.
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