Following the symposium ´Danish Experiments in Architecture and Industrial Design´ in the Ter Apel Monastery last month, a number of Master Students of the Aarhus School of Architecture made this construction inside the
Kanunnikenkerk, the church belonging to the monastery.
The Spine, as it is called, explores the material qualities of artificial straw and the potential of the historic building techniques of thatching. The Spine 1.0 was part of the Aarhus School of Architecture´s exhibition in Milan 2016; the Spine 2.0 was especially made for the exhibition here at the Monastery in Ter Apel.
The Spine can be viewed until March 8. For more information (only in Dutch) click
HERE.
I must admit this is very unique. I've not seen anything like it and I'd imagine it's even more impressive seeing it in person.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenMarleen, this is impressive!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenZiet er inderdaad indrukwekkend uit.
BeantwoordenVerwijderendat ziet er niet mis uit Marleen
BeantwoordenVerwijderenen dat geldt ook voor de locatie..
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Gracious! So many strong directional lines.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenVery impressive and unique. I really like the last photo. There are so many angles to photograph the Spine which is wonderful. Nicely done, Marleen!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenamazing and so beautiful design!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenthank you for sharing this unique thing with us!
loved the photo of trees in post below so much
Mooi kunstwerk, knap gemaakt.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenVery nice art. And your photos and details are great,
BeantwoordenVerwijderenGosh that's an amazing piece of work Marleen, tres dramatique!
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