United States-based firm Aranda/Lasch created this conceptual project for the Chicago Architecture Biennial 2015. The projects itself is a sensationalized modern day art park. The entire space will consist of gardens, exhibition space, artist residences and visitor housing. Additionally, the space itself is vastly covered with hills, which in turn are covered in rice paddies and a river sits at the base of these hills.
The idea was to create an outdoor and indoor space to present artistic installations such as museum-worthy displays of "Chinese-Indonesian philanthropist proposed on terraced rice paddies in the Bali countryside." The entire conceptual project will take up 161,000 square feet and sit upon the tropical site of Denpasar in Bali.
This project, which is titled Budidesa, will be displayed at the Chicago Architecture Biennial form October 3rd until January 3rd.
Modernized Art Parks
This Art Park Project Will be Displayed at the Chicago Architecture Biennial
Trend Themes
1. Modernized Art Parks - Opportunity for incorporating technology and interactive elements into traditional art park spaces.
2. Conceptual Art Installations - Chance to showcase unconventional and thought-provoking art installations in outdoor and indoor spaces.
3. Sustainable Design - Opportunity to incorporate environmentally-friendly practices such as green spaces and food production into art park projects.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Innovative architects can reimagine and redesign art park spaces to create unique and engaging experiences.
2. Art - Artists and curators can explore new possibilities for presenting and interacting with art in open-air environments.
3. Tourism - Art parks can attract visitors and contribute to the local economy by creating immersive cultural and artistic experiences.