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bureau betak installs towering cranes, rendered in primary colors, that fill the vast nave beneath the iron-and-glass dome.
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mineral pigments and recycled materials generate a color palette derived from urban village architecture.
two recessed ‘eyes’ introduce a subtle anthropomorphic presence.
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the stepped levels create measurable depth, and their edges cast controlled shadows that function as precise visual guides.
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‘tioat’ benches are made through the ‘idea of a tree’ process by mischer’traxler image © designboom
the variations of color indicate the intensity of the sun on the day in which they were produced image © designboom
the ‘tioat’ series is made from viscose thread, colored dyes, glue and epoxy image © designboom
the bench capturing the period of sun rise to sun fall over the course of a day image © designboom
the threads are run through a basin of glue in order to adhere to each other and create a stable structure image © designboom
a view of mischer’traxler’s installation at DMY berlin 09 image © designboom
the process is also applied in the creation of ‘tioat’ lamps image © designboom
‘the idea of a tree’ by mischer’traxler image © designboom
the machine is made from stainless steel, electronics and plexiglass, with materials sponsored by altuglasinternational image © designboom
a look at the mechanics of how the machine works image © designboom
how the thread is run through the color and glue basin image © designboom
image © designboom
a basin of color sits on top of the machine image © designboom