Sunday, August 10, 2008

GucklHupf : By Hans Peter Wörnd


Worndl designed a space that allowed its occupants to modify, change, and eliminate views and light according to their necessities. This structure is made up of enameled marine wood panels and its movement is realized through a system comprised of automatic devices and retracting panels connected to the structure through dowels, flaps, and stainless steel cables. The two and a half level structure is 48 square meters. It was constructed for a competition and was later dismounted within just days.

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