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Constant VS Variable

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Architecture of Israel #

106

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August

2016

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english

that constant components constitute the

body, while the variable constitute clothing

– giving the building its uniqueness without

deflecting from its essential purpose.

In light of the fact that clothing changes

according to fashion, all “fast thinking”

digital effects can be directed towards the

requirements of a short shelf-life – such as

interior design and industrialized elements.

In this way, the envelope can be adjusted to

the user needs in real-time, and advanced

technology can be recruited to improve

the building performance, to provide

comfort (thermal, for instance) or generate

atmosphere.

This kind of labour division occurs in any

architectural milieu, but most prominently

in galleries that change exhibitions,

restaurants, cafes, and offices that change

their purpose every now and then, or even

private houses that are constantly adapting

to changes of life-style, technological

innovations, and new building materials.

And just as an example - the modern split air-

conditioner has the same purpose as the old

window air-conditioner. However, its effect

on the efficient functioning of a building,

its appearance and the surroundings – is

cardinal.

And the fewer the examples, the better!

Led by Benjamin Ball and Gaston Nogues,

Ball-Nogues studio operates in the sphere

between architecture, art and industrial

design. Produced by digital technology and

unconventional building materials, their aim

is to enrich space by stimulating the senses,

thus generating active involvement in the

creative process, intentionally based on a

short shelf-life.

The studio’s art work aroused interest despite

the relatively minor investment in production,

and has been presented in Museums of

Contemporary Art, winning numerous

prestigious prizes.

In 2015 the studio designed (and produced)

the Pulp Pavilion at the Coachella Valley

Music and Arts Festival. The experimental,

extremely sustainable structure was made

of papier mache collected from waste water,

and stuck on pigmented woven fibers.

When lit up, various colors enhance its

experimental, dynamic appearance.

,

pulp

״פביליון הנייר״ - באנגלית

בעמוד השמאלי:

תאית, אבל גם שמה של להקת הרוק הפופולרית

משנות התשעים, פסטיבל המוזיקה והאמנות, עמק

. שלא כמו ארג-זכוכית

2015

קוצ׳לה, קליפורניה

המכיל פולימרים רעילים, הפביליון דמוי היער עשוי

מעיסת נייר שנאספה מסינון מי נגר והודבקה על ארג

סיבי פחם בתוספת פיגמנט. המבנה המואר בצבעים

שונים, שימש במהלך הפסטיבל בהצלחה להגנה

מפני השמש והלחות, ופורק לאחריו.

Ball-Nogues Studio

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