ARCSOC PAVILLION
The Arcsoc Pavillion was an experimental, sculptural entrance designed and built for the 2013 Cambridge University Architecture degree exhibition. The pavilion was inspired by emergent biological structures where complexity arises from simple components. The installation used hundreds of lazercut Arcsoc logos which assembled together like molecules to create the structure of the canopy.
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Augmented ArchitectureProject type
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Sennheiser - AMBEO Lab - XRinteraction design
Microsoft - Adaptive CognitionInstallation
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LululemonInteractive Installation
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Contact: Augmented AcousticsInteraction Design
SanctumWebGL
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ROLI - R&DProject type
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