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Illustrative concept render of a woven installation with curved stair, warm lighting, passages and visitors
The overall experience / a sequence of woven rooms and routes

Architecture / Installation concept visualization

Breathing Mound / a woven place to pause.

A woven spatial installation concept explores how warm light, curved passages and small seating pockets could create a sequence of places to gather and pause.

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01 / The design question

How can an immersive installation give visitors both a shared experience and a quieter place to pause?

02 / The approach

  1. Shape a series of curved passages around a central woven form, letting visitors discover the space gradually.
  2. Use warm light and changes in enclosure to distinguish movement areas from small seating pockets.
  3. Show the overall room, an entrance passage and a sheltered nook so the spatial idea can be understood at different scales.

03 / Deliverables

  • Three selected experience visualizations
  • Spatial and lighting concept study
  • Separate technical studies retained for design review

What the work makes clear

The three views communicate how circulation, enclosure and light might create different experiences within one installation.

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