john leung + clarkehopkinsclarke: isometric bookshelf
isometric perspective bookshelf entitled the 'bias of thought' by architects john leung and clarkehopkinsclarke.
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front view
translated from 2D drawings of optically challenging forms, australian architects john leung and clarkehopkinsclarke have created a 3D translation of a form appearing in isometric perspective entitled the ‘bias of thought’ bookshelf. although lacking any horizontal surfaces, it can still be used for storing books and hanging magazines by placing the items in the shelves which are lined with glass. the optical illusion serves as a reminder that whenever one picks up any sort of medium, ideas may be misinterpreted when passed from one person to another.
side view
side view
top view revealing the slanted supports that create the visual conundrum
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