An Augmented Reality Holographic Construction Architectural Pavilion
Space & Fun & Installation
Individual Work UCL 2018
01.2018-08.2018

The base is located in the Tiexi District of Shenyang City. It used to be a very splendid industrial area. Now there are many abandoned factories and abandoned industrial products. In our project, we use recycled materials and are also suitable for this site. Time has been accompanied by the historic landmarks of Tiexi Industry spanning a hundred years, the suffering of war plunder, the glory of the eldest son of the Republic, the trek of reform and transformation, together with the situation of the phoenix nirvana, even through the static picture, still far from listening The roar of the railway a hundred years ago. Less than half of the existing industrial plants are still in use, and even some of the industrial protection heritages are in a state of ruin, which is ruined and has potential safety hazards. The factory being used does not extend the original functions of the factory, but it has existed as a warehouse for logistics and storage.

In today’s world “going green” has become a top priority in our society, and sustainable buildings and design are at the forefront of this green revolution. While many designers are focusing on passive and active energy systems, the reuse of recycled materials is beginning to stand out as an innovative, highly effective, and artistic expression of sustainable design. Reusing materials from existing on site and nearby site elements such as trees, structures, and paving is becoming a trend in the built environment, however more unorthodox materials such as soda cans and tires are being discovered as recyclable building materials. Materials and projects featured after the break.Another popular trend regarding recycle building materials is the use of site provided materials. As environmental designers, we continually replace natural landscapes with our own built environment, and today our built environment is embellishing the natural environment in a responsible (while still aesthetic) manner.

The original formula, Worbla’s Finest Art was the first of our products and is still a favorite. Incredibly easy to use with an activation temperature of 90 °C, Worbla’s Finest Art becomes soft and pliable, allowing you to shape, form and mould the product by hand safely. The adhesive properties mean pieces can be joined without the need for glue, and scraps can be blended for zero waste. Non-Toxic and Skin-Safe, Worbla’s Finest Art can be used in classrooms, apartments, workshops and beyond without needing uncomfortable safety gear or complicated venting systems.