‘cabriolet mobius’ by HHF architects at swiss arts award exhibition image © tom bisig, basel

 

 

 

HHF architects have been awarded first prize for their ‘cabriolet’ project for the swiss art awards 2010. the sculpture titled ‘cabriolet’ – a car without a body featuring only a roof on stilts – stands just below eye level. this contextual object was exhibited at two sites – the roof terrace of the HHF architects office, and as part of the swiss design awards 2010 exhibition hall in basel. playing with the idea that an object’s form and space can stand largely independent of each other, a key challenge for the architects was to create a sculpture that would be well suited – in both design and construction for each location. at each setting, the sculpture produces different associations and is explained by the cars own history.

HHF architects: cabriolet image © tom bisig, basel

 

HHF architects: cabriolet image © tom bisig, basel

HHF architects: cabriolet ‘cabriolet mobius’

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HHF architects: cabriolet construction process

HHF architects: cabriolet construction process

HHF architects: cabriolet construction process