Presented at the Metropolis Festival 2013 in collaboration with Københavns Internationale Teater Copenhagen, Aeropolis by Plastique Fantastique provides a dynamic space for activity as it creates versatile event spaces.
These temporary bulbous constructions appear almost surreal as they separate the space within using transparency. The blow-up structures are used as makeshift venues that boast the ability to be installed virtually anywhere by mere inflation. According to Dezeen Magazine, these pavilions are "made from a fire-proof PVC and when inflated industrial ventilators are used to retain the air pressure required to keep the bubble's shape."
Located in 13 places throughout the Metropolis Festival in Copenhagen, the Aeropolis by Plastique Fantastique bubbles have housed installations, dance performances, concerts and other communal activities.
Bubble-Resembling Pavilions
Aeropolis by Plastique Fantastique is Futuristic
Trend Themes
1. Temporary Event Structures - The use of blow-up structures for temporary event spaces provides a flexible and versatile solution for hosting activities and performances.
2. Transparent Separation - The use of transparency to separate spaces within the blow-up structures creates an immersive and visually intriguing environment.
3. Inflatable Installations - The ability to install blow-up structures virtually anywhere by inflation opens up opportunities for unique and unconventional event locations.
Industry Implications
1. Event Management - Event management companies can explore the use of temporary blow-up structures as innovative event spaces to offer their clients flexibility and creativity.
2. Architecture and Design - Architects and designers can incorporate transparent separation techniques in their designs to create visually stunning and unique spaces.
3. Entertainment and Performing Arts - Entertainment companies and performing arts organizations can utilize inflatable installations to create immersive and interactive experiences for their audiences.