Architecture Interactive

Playing with a wall can be satisfying.

the interactive design lounge for art basel hong kong references the surreal density of hong kong's urban landscape with interactive modules.

Why are there so many coloured shadows? Cast a number of coloured shadows in different positions while standing in front of a large white wall. Shining from behind the visitor are the three primary colours of light – red, blue and green. These three colours of light make white light. As the visitor blocks one or more of these lights, they cast a coloured shadow. What colours can they see? #SparkLab

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Image 13 of 32 from gallery of 3x10 House / DD concept. Photograph by Hiroyuki Oki

Cities often like to hide natural streams with concrete instead of showing their natural beauty. However, the City of Enschede in Netherlands together with Buro Sent En Co decided to do the opposite. To the delight of Enschede residents, the small stream, which gives its name to the Roombeek street and has in the past flowed underground, has been restored and brought up to the surface again.

PLAYFUL INTER-ACTION by Alcantara-MAXXI project

inspired by old posters and information boards used in sports, moradavaga has created 'flip-it', an interactive analogical pixel screen.

A kinetic interactive installation.

other projects' design for a pavilion in the west kowloon district highlights the idea of 'pause', creating an intimate and open space for visitors.