MAS 2009 | Interactive Urban Fabric

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Using the flexibility of specially constructed wires, industrial knitting machines from the german company Stoll are used to form a textile with a preprogrammed pattern. In response to stimulation by an electric current, phosphor material within the wire emits light as current passes through it. The result is a uniquely urban element, which deliberately reacts to movements within its surroundings.


This project was developed and constructed from the students of the Master of Advanced Studies program of CAAD in 08/09. For more details please check out: http://www.mas.caad.arch.ethz.ch/
MAS students: Bouziana Katerina, Brockmann Kent, Direk Günes, Stavropoulou Aphrodite, Zarali Jasmin




Making Of


Assembling


Vernissage


Further Informations

http://www.flickr.com/groups/eth/
Production company:
http://www.stoll.com/


Downloads

flyer
poster


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