helmet by manfred eccli
the concept reduces spatial relationships by hiding exterior surroundings - eliminating external information found within the vast networks of our natural environments.
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‘helmet’ by manfred eccli
berlin-based architect manfred eccli has developed a human-focusing object which tries to abase external influences to a minimum. ‘helmet’ looks at two basic questions: what is man and which meaning has space? the concept ultimately aims to reduce spatial relationships by hiding exterior surroundings – eliminating external information found within the vast networks of our natural environments. as a result, the enclosure enhances cognitive senses, providing place for retreat and personal reflection.
helmet 2.2, creates an intimate space for two people
‘helmet’ was presented at the ’48h neukölln’ art festival in berlin
the cover material for this helmet is felt
material and typology for ‘helmet’ will be choose in base of the context of the environment
other ‘helmets’ were installed in private spaces in berlin and yazd, iran
‘helmet 2.2’, Berlin
typologies
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