March Studios Has Reworked Wood to Make a Cool Wooden Auditorium
Michael Baxter — March 10, 2014 — Art & Design
References: marchstudio.au & notcot.org
This wooden auditorium isn't just made of wood, it's completely filled up with it. March Studio has taken various pieces of wood from different places and made an exhibit with "floating" pieces of wood.
What does one do with 2,000 random pieces of wood? They fill a massive space with it and make a wooden auditorium. Designers from Melbourne, March Studio, took 2,000 pieces of wood and suspended it in the air to create a sort of frozen, floating plank display.
No two pieces of wood are the same and they come from all over the place, from basketball courts to houses. They also come polished or unpolished but when looking at the whole display at once, none of that matters. It looks like a wooden cabin exploded and froze directly in front of the viewer.
What does one do with 2,000 random pieces of wood? They fill a massive space with it and make a wooden auditorium. Designers from Melbourne, March Studio, took 2,000 pieces of wood and suspended it in the air to create a sort of frozen, floating plank display.
No two pieces of wood are the same and they come from all over the place, from basketball courts to houses. They also come polished or unpolished but when looking at the whole display at once, none of that matters. It looks like a wooden cabin exploded and froze directly in front of the viewer.
Trend Themes
1. Floating Wooden Auditoriums - Opportunity for creating unique and visually striking architectural designs by suspending multiple wooden pieces in the air.
2. Reusing Materials in Design - Potential to repurpose discarded materials, such as wood, to create new and innovative structures and exhibits.
3. Natural and Sustainable Design - Growing demand for environmentally friendly and aesthetically pleasing designs that incorporate natural elements like wood.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Opportunity to incorporate suspended wood structures in architectural projects, creating visually stunning environments.
2. Interior Design - Potential for using suspended wooden elements to create captivating focal points and unique design features in interior spaces.
3. Art and Exhibition - Opportunity to showcase innovative and sustainable design concepts by utilizing suspended wooden displays in art exhibitions and installations.
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