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“Coding” uses computer controlled lighting and decorative architectural finishes to create an immersive environmental installation. Materials that respond to reflection, luminosity, and changing colored lights express different features of the parking garage’s elevator tower design. Lighting in the elevator cabs creates luminous volumes that amplify the up and down movement of glass cabs; colored lighting panels in the elevator shafts express the stable interior supportive structure. Mirrored square and rectangle windows in the exterior glass facade spell out "San Francisco" in Morse code, while yellow steel panels on the structural mullions point north, south, east, west. “Coding” by #JohannaGrawunder is online at: https://bit.ly/36Vmb2I
This image was posted on January 26, 2021.
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