Wisteria: Emotive Intelligent Architecture as an Embodiment of Human Emotion and Cognition
Morphogenesis Lab
Shroud details. 3D printed rings for shrouds that host the wires and LEDs and connects the shrouds to the ceiling.
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Mona Ghandi, Nicole Liu, Mohamed Ismail
Wisteria: Emotive Intelligent Architecture as an Embodiment of Human Emotion and Cognition
Morphogenesis Lab
The project contains both powered, and un-powered shrouds. The un-powered shrouds do not contain SMA wire and do not change their shape. The powered shrouds are arranged in a pattern.
Photo credit:
Mona Ghandi, Nicole Liu, Mohamed Ismail
How to reduce vacant retail spaces in Downtown areas: A historic collaboration between commercial real estate and the visual arts community in Canada
Art Souterrain
The World Trade Center Montreal welcomes a few artists in two premises.
Photo credit:
Thierry du Bois
How to reduce vacant retail spaces in Downtown areas: A historic collaboration between commercial real estate and the visual arts community in Canada
Art Souterrain
The World Trade Center Montreal welcomes a few artists in two premises.
Photo credit:
Thierry du Bois
How to reduce vacant retail spaces in Downtown areas: A historic collaboration between commercial real estate and the visual arts community in Canada
Art Souterrain
Fanny Dubois and Fany Rodrigue at the World Trade Centre of Montreal.
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Thierry du Bois
How to reduce vacant retail spaces in Downtown areas: A historic collaboration between commercial real estate and the visual arts community in Canada
Art Souterrain
Work of Soroush Aram and Farzaneh Rezaei at Palais des congrès de Montréal.
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Thierry du Bois
How to reduce vacant retail spaces in Downtown areas: A historic collaboration between commercial real estate and the visual arts community in Canada
Art Souterrain
Sébastien Gaudette and Jean-François Roy at Complexe Desjardins in Montreal.
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Thierry du Bois
How to reduce vacant retail spaces in Downtown areas: A historic collaboration between commercial real estate and the visual arts community in Canada
Art Souterrain
Sébastien Gaudette and Jean-François Roy at Complexe Desjardins in Montreal.
Photo credit:
Thierry du Bois
How to reduce vacant retail spaces in Downtown areas: A historic collaboration between commercial real estate and the visual arts community in Canada
Art Souterrain
Morgan Legaré and Thierry du Bois at Place Montréal Trust.
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Thierry du Bois
How to reduce vacant retail spaces in Downtown areas: A historic collaboration between commercial real estate and the visual arts community in Canada
Art Souterrain
Morgan Legaré working at la Place Montréal Trust.
Photo credit:
Thierry du Bois
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How to reduce vacant retail spaces in Downtown areas: A historic collaboration between commercial real estate and the visual arts community in Canada
Art Souterrain
Viger building window in Montreal.
Photo credit:
Thierry du Bois
How to reduce vacant retail spaces in Downtown areas: A historic collaboration between commercial real estate and the visual arts community in Canada
Art Souterrain
Michelle LaSalle at Viger building in Montreal.
Photo credit:
Thierry du Bois
How to reduce vacant retail spaces in Downtown areas: A historic collaboration between commercial real estate and the visual arts community in Canada
Art Souterrain
Exhibition glass cube with Hearyung Kim works at the Esplanade of Place des Arts in Montreal.
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Thierry du Bois
How to reduce vacant retail spaces in Downtown areas: A historic collaboration between commercial real estate and the visual arts community in Canada
Art Souterrain
Brett Barmby et Andrew Oliver at Place des Arts in Montreal.
Photo credit:
Thierry du Bois
How to reduce vacant retail spaces in Downtown areas: A historic collaboration between commercial real estate and the visual arts community in Canada
Art Souterrain
Alexa Hawksworth at 111 Robert-Bourassa, Montreal.
Photo credit:
Thierry du Bois
How to reduce vacant retail spaces in Downtown areas: A historic collaboration between commercial real estate and the visual arts community in Canada
Art Souterrain
Camille Lescarbeau at Alexis Nihon in Montreal
Photo credit:
Thierry du Bois
How to reduce vacant retail spaces in Downtown areas: A historic collaboration between commercial real estate and the visual arts community in Canada
Art Souterrain
Tina Marais Struthers and Isabelle Parson at Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.
Photo credit:
Thierry du Bois
How to reduce vacant retail spaces in Downtown areas: A historic collaboration between commercial real estate and the visual arts community in Canada
Art Souterrain
Bahar Taheri and Michel Pierre Lachance at Place Ville Marie in Montreal.
Photo credit:
Thierry du Bois
How to reduce vacant retail spaces in Downtown areas: A historic collaboration between commercial real estate and the visual arts community in Canada
Art Souterrain
Michel Pierre Lachance working at Place Ville Marie in Montreal.
Photo credit:
Thierry du Bois
How to reduce vacant retail spaces in Downtown areas: A historic collaboration between commercial real estate and the visual arts community in Canada
Art Souterrain
Louise Campion working at Le Central in Montreal.
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Thierry du Bois
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How to reduce vacant retail spaces in Downtown areas: A historic collaboration between commercial real estate and the visual arts community in Canada
Art Souterrain
Louise Campion, Ariane Côté and Marie-Chloé Duval at Le Central in Montreal.
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Thierry du Bois
Mountain and Sea Art Hall
Beijing Serendipper Decoration Design Group Co.
An art hall about Chinese Oriental fairy tales
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©️Sean
Mountain and Sea Art Hall
Beijing Serendipper Decoration Design Group Co.
"four water to don", which is an inward courtyard.
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©️Zhou Zhendong
Mountain and Sea Art Hall
Beijing Serendipper Decoration Design Group Co.
The interior micro landscape device
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©️Sean
Mountain and Sea Art Hall
Beijing Serendipper Decoration Design Group Co.
Expand the field of vision and introduces natural light
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©️Sean
Mountain and Sea Art Hall
Beijing Serendipper Decoration Design Group Co.
“The Growing Gem”
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©️Zhou Zhendong
Mountain and Sea Art Hall
Beijing Serendipper Decoration Design Group Co.
Came to the Tang Dynasty
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©️Sean
Mountain and Sea Art Hall
Beijing Serendipper Decoration Design Group Co.
"’Rock’ describes for a thousand years, T'ien-Kung kai-wu"
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©️Sean
Mountain and Sea Art Hall
Beijing Serendipper Decoration Design Group Co.
Wooden conch sculpture with the mortise-tenon structure
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©️Sean
Mountain and Sea Art Hall
Beijing Serendipper Decoration Design Group Co.
The sculpture of the Blue Sea
Photo credit:
©️Sean
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