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Lovegrove’s parametric cardboard pavilion for Dubai Design Week.
You know the outdated saying: I can’t afford to decorate so poor as I’m not so wealthy? This appears just like the take by British designer Ross Lovegrove’s when creating his parametric cardboard pavilion for Dubai Design Week.
The pavilion is to mark the debut of Deond, the design studio he co-founded with inventive director Ila Colombo after shifting to the United Arab Emirates.
The centerpiece of this mission is their Enfold pavilion, a hanging construction that captivates the attention with its 945 sheets of recycled cardboard. Each sheet has been meticulously hand-folded into trapezoidal modules that gracefully overlap, forming a surprising design round a round timber body meant to resemble a palm tree.
Remember when this $9 cardboard bike from Israel took over the design world by storm? Design doesn’t should be everlasting. Especially in a metropolis and atmosphere that’s so opulent and excessive. Sometimes easy and pure is probably the most deluxe.
Pieces of a 3D created wetsuit the agency is creating.
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