Architizer News
Hyundai’s Hyper-Matrix Cube Wall Wows Audiences
September 18, 2012
Hyper-Matrix Small Cubes by Mercedes1945
If walls could move? The ‘Hyper-Matrix Cube Wall’ is an art installation that does just that. Developed by Korean interactive artist JônPaSang for the Hyundai Motor Group, the interactive wall was created out of a massive grid of white styrofoam cubes, each approximately 1 foot x 1 foot in size, moving in and out to form patterns and various impressions on the surface of the wall. Read more.
Hyper-Matrix-how it’s made by MechatronicMe
It took 2 months to complete the 8m-high, 45m-wide structure, which is operated by a series of mechanical actuators and stepping motors that move the styrofoam cubes around the structure. Part of the Hyundai Motor Group pavilion at the 2012 Yeosu EXPO Exhibition, the Hyper-Matrix Cube Wall served as the perfect canvas for that pavilion’s stream of video projections, creating a multi-dimensional advertorial exchange.
Image via technabob
[via mechatronic]
-
Guardian SunGuard’s latest glass the Neutral 78/65 -
Resource Furniture teams up with university students -
How flatpack can get even flatter -
From retro wooden washers to Brilliant White kitchens -
A Sydney Opera House-Inspired Camper
A+ Awards: Latest News
- It’s Time To Shut The Pritzker Dow..., more June 19 2013
- 10 Richard Meier Drawings To Get You Scr..., more June 07 2013
- See LOT-EK, JDS Architects, And More A+ ..., more May 30 2013
- Reflect On These 8 Mirrored Facades!, more May 28 2013
- “This Is Blowing My Mind!”: ..., more May 21 2013
Blogroll
- A Daily Dose of Architecture
- abitare
- ARCH’IT
- ArchDaily
- ArchiExpo
- Archinect
- Architect Magazine
- Architect’s Newspaper
- Architectural Record
- ARTCO LLC Blog
- Azure
- Baumeister
- BLDGBLOG
- Blueprint Magazine
- Building Design
- Cool Hunting
- Coolboom
- Curbed
- Death By Architecture
- Design + Build
- Design Observer
- Detail
- DWELL
- Flavorwire
- Freshome
- Guardian Architecture
- Hochparterre
- I.D. Magazine
- Inhabitat
- KOLLECTIF.NET
- Metropolis Magazine
- NY Times – Arts & Design
- Remodelista
- Repeat. No Repeat.
- Surface Magazine
- Talkitect
- Trend Hunter
- Urbanverse
- Wallpaper
