GREEN VOID by LAVA

Friday, February 27, 2009

Architect: LAVA
Design engineer, Fabrication & construction: MakMax Australia

Client: Sydney Customs House

This is aninteresting installation project in a heritage building, the Sydney Customs House . Laboratory for Visionary Architecture (LAVA) , the architects for this project was founded by Chris Bosse and Tobias Wallisser in Sydney. The ideas behind this project is to explore the relationship between human , nature and technology. This gigantic sculpture is 20 meter high, sit at the center of the heritage building.
The shape of the pavilion is not explicitly designed; it is rather the result of the most efficient subdivision of three-dimensional space, which can be found in nature in things like organic cells, crystals and the natural formation of soap bubbles,” says Bosse.

Images and infro from indesignlive

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images from LAVA