Mi Casa, Your Casa is an interactive hammock installation that is made for the summer season. Countless of red house-shaped frames hold matching red hammocks that invite people to relax and take in the beautiful day, or night depending on when someone stumbles upon the public installation.
Designed by Héctor Esrawe and Ignacio Cadena, the interactive hammock installation is located at Siftly Piazza and was created as part of their designers-in-residence program at the Woodruff Arts Center in Atlanta, Georgia. Meant to engage the community in the vibrant campus of the Woodruff Arts Center, the interactive hammock installation will inspire people in a number of ways. The designers write, "The installation design objectives aspire to: Intrigue, invite, activate, build connections, blur boundaries, engage with the community, amaze, wonder, travel, mutate, bring joy, build identity and a sense of belonging."
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Interactive Installations
- There is an opportunity to create more interactive installations that engage communities and blur boundaries.
- Outdoor Relaxation Spaces
- The trend towards creating outdoor installations that promote relaxation and community engagement can be explored by businesses in the hospitality and tourism industries.
- Architectural Public Installations
- There is a trend towards creating architectural public installations that are visually striking and encourage community engagement and businesses can explore this trend to create unique branding or marketing opportunities.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Event Planning
- The event planning industry can explore the trend towards interactive installations to create unique and memorable experiences for clients.
- Hospitality
- Businesses in the hospitality industry can take advantage of the trend towards creating outdoor relaxation spaces by incorporating similar installations in their outdoor spaces to attract customers and create unique experiences.
- Tourism
- The tourism industry can create opportunities for traveling interactive installations that can be set up in public spaces, attractions, and landmarks to attract visitors and engage local communities.
