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Ball-Nogues 'Table Cloth' Installation at UCLA is Like a Waterfall

— April 23, 2010 — Art & Design
The images above are of the waterfall-like Ball-Nogues 'Table Cloth' installation. Last year I wrote about their American Apparel canopy; it's clear this duo specializes in cascading creations.

Created in the courtyard of UCLA, the Ball-Nogues 'Table Cloth' installation serves not only as an interesting seating area for students, but also as a dynamic backdrop for summer concerts. Thank you Benjamin Ball and Gaston Nogues, for this outstanding outdoor structure.

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  1. Cascading Installations — The Ball-Nogues 'Table Cloth' installation showcases the trend of cascading designs in outdoor structures.
  2. Dynamic Backdrops — The installation at UCLA demonstrates the trend of using outdoor structures as dynamic backdrops for events and concerts.
  3. Creative Seating — The 'Table Cloth' installation not only provides seating but also represents the trend of incorporating creativity into functional seating areas.

Industry Implications

  1. Architecture — Architects and designers can explore innovative ways to incorporate cascading designs into outdoor structures.
  2. Event Planning — Event planners can consider using outdoor structures as dynamic backdrops for concerts and other events to enhance the overall experience.
  3. Furniture Design — Furniture designers can take inspiration from the creative seating concept of the 'Table Cloth' installation and create unique and functional seating solutions for various spaces.
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