arktonic installs communication on color in sheraton gunter hotel lobby
the interactive lighting system responds to people’s color, motion and sound through an RGB LED network as they pass through the public passage.
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arktonic installs communication on color in sheraton gunter hotel lobby
all images courtesy of arktonic
the interactive lighting installation ‘communication on color’ by architecture studio arktonic features in the lobby of the sheraton gunter hotel in san antonio, texas, america. wrapping around four existing columns, the design is part of a renovation project to the historic building. the original structure was built in 1837 and its main lobby is used as a public passage – it runs adjacent to the river walk and is directly across the road from the majestic theater.
the interactive system consists of four input devices, a color detector, motion sensor, sound sensor and wifi – the RGB LED network responds to people’s color, motion and sound and is connected to the web by an arduino wifi shield. building a relationship between the visitor and the space, the installation also collects weather information and social media messages to provide a unique spatial experience of a responsive light show.
the interactive lighting system is wrapped around the sheraton gunter hotel lobby
the piece responds to people’s color, motion and sound through an RGB LED system
sheraton gunter hotel
illustration showing the interactive atmosphere
contextual interactive network diagram
input and output diagram
project info:
project: communication on color – sheraton gunter
architect: arktonic / sangwook park
location: san antoino, TX, USA
project year: 2014
client: sheraton gunter hotel
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