Hunter Douglas Light Research Studio [Fall 2007]
+++ UPDATE we have some video of studio process 12.20.07 ++++
We were able to get some images from the Hunter Douglas Light Research Studio that was taught by Lonn Combs & Mark Parsons. We will continue to update as the material comes in.
PROJECT TITLE:Hunter Douglas Light Research Studio [Fall 2007]Location:
Pratt Institute Department of UG ArchitectureAddress:
New York CityText:
The Hunter Douglas Light Research Studio is a material research based design studio that addresses the window treatment products of the Hunter Douglas Company, an international manufacturer of building products.The studio explores new trajectories of the manipulation of this material as a means of extending and modulating the basic performance of the product. The concept of beauty, transparency, publicity, privacy and the ability of manipulated light to induce specific categories of ambience in the domestic realm are intrinsic to the program of this material. The research of the studio seeks to develop strategies of usage that expand beyond the standard universal application of this material as window treatment while bringing forward the underlying physical and cultural performance of the product. The studio research coalesces around a full scale installation constructed within the Robert H. Siegel Gallery at the Pratt Institute School of Architecture.Data:Sponsor: Hunter Douglas
Program: Material research design studio / Installation
Size:Gallery size approximately 2,000 sqf. [186 sqm.]
Status:Installation January/February 2008
Credits:
Studio Instructors: Lonn Combs, Mark Parsons
Digital Design Consultant: Kyle Steinfeld
Studio participants:
Stephanie Benete
Dan Breitner
Joanna Cheung-
Jason Gross
Laura Haak
Matt Howard
OhYoung Kwon
Ji Hye Lee
Hyunju Lee
Cheng Feng Lin
Hannah Oh
Andrei Shiryae
Peter VanHage
Hannah Wee
Wilmer Zamora
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