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The shape of whale-like space station is inspired form killer whale.
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My work is named as organic building. What inspire me are marine creations, microorganisms and plants, all of which looks gorgeous and full of order. Although bionics is not a new method on design, it still full of magic. It is claim that most structures of living body and organism has selected by nature, during evolution for long periods. And as owning perfect shape and color,most of them are seen as unique and individual. Most important is their bodies are not stiff and inflexible but organic and changeable.
In this object, I choose variety of organisms as my references, such as whale, sea urchin, jelly fish, coral and sponge. And try to use their structure and color as elements of my building. By analyses, I found that no matter inside or outside of their body are all abide by some order, which is found by mathematicians in the pass, such as golden section, Fibonacci number. Following this rule will make buildings looks perfect.
In this work, I will create a whale-like space station as my base and combine with microorganism-like piazza and other marine building to compose the whole space. Each building can moveable and shining when closing to them. Furthermore, they will change their color in different time. It is worth mentioning that all of buildings will own limb that will make the whole space theatrical.
In conclusion, my fantastical structure work is an unbelievable and unimaginable space, which will bring audience into a magical world.
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“Evolver”-sculpture, located next to the lake Stelli at an altitude of 2536m, Zermatt, Switzerland by ALICE / EPFL. (Photography: Joel Tettamanti)
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