The Sea Vibes
Installation for SUNAC Dalian
This installation was designed using the language of the sea: waves, as it was designed for a residential project along the shore of Dalian Bay, China. The installation is a huge cylinder formed by double-layer copper plates, consisting of 6000 plates hung in the frame according to specific permutation. When walk around the cylinder, this installation looks like waves running one after another. When the plates move in the sea wind, flashing light and colors are reflected, symbolizing spindrift. This design reprodued the vibes of the sea waves with a fixed installation.
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Unique Properties
This installation was designed using the language of the sea: waves, as it was for a residential project built along the shore of Dalian Bay, China. The installation is a huge cylinder formed by double-layer copper plates. It consists of 6000 plates which were hung in the frame according to specific permutation. When you walk around the cylinder, it looks like waves running one after another. When the plates dance in the sea wind, flashing light and colors are reflected, just like spindrift.
Tags
SUNAC, Sea vibes, cylinder
Production Technology
Double cooper plates, cylinder frame
Design Challenge
How to give the fixed installation a movement that resembles the endless waves of the sea was the biggest challenge. In the end the cylinder form with hanging cooper plates was the best sollution.
Project Duration
4 months, located in Dalian
Operation Flow
The cylinder formed by cooper plates creates a dynamic movement of the waves of the sea.
Research
As the residential project is built along the shore of Dalian Bay of China, the first thing capture our eyes is the specific feature of the project: the SEA. This inspires us to design an installation at the entrance using the language of the sea:waves, in order to echo the sea. As a matter as fact we further applied this language to the whole space of the demonstrate center, including: the logo, lamps and signage, making the space visually a whole.
Inspiration
As the residential project is built along the shore of Dalian Bay of China, the first thing capture our eyes is the specific feature of the project: the SEA. This inspires us to design an installation at the entrance using the language of waves in order to echo the sea. As a matter as fact we further applied this language to the whole space of the demonstrate center, including: the logo, lamps and signage, making the space visually a whole.
Image Credits
Photographer: He Yang, Zhang Peinan
Project Overview
The Sea Vibes Installation has been a Golden winner in the Architecture, Building and Structure Design award category in the year 2018 organized by the prestigious A' Design Award & Competition. The Gold A' Design Award is granted to designs that demonstrate a high level of innovation and a significant impact on their intended audience. Recognized as a major achievement by the A' Design Awards, these designs are characterized by their visionary approach and the exceptional skill of their creators. Winners of the Gold A' Design Award are noted for their ability to push the envelope in art, science, design, and technology, delivering solutions that not only meet but exceed expectations. These designs serve as benchmarks for excellence, encouraging further innovation and inspiring future generations of designers.
Golden Recognition
ToThree Design was recognized with the coveted Golden A' Design Award in 2019, a testament to excellence of their work The Sea Vibes Installation .
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ToThree Design's "The Sea Vibes" Installation Captures the Essence of Dalian Bay with Award-Winning Wave-Inspired Art
Beijing-based ToThree Design has unveiled "The Sea Vibes," a striking installation at the entrance of a Dalian Bay residential project, inspired by the movement and beauty of the sea. Completed in just four months, this immersive artwork uses 6,000 copper plates to evoke the dynamic energy of ocean waves, earning the prestigious Golden A' Design Award for Architecture in 2019.
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