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Experiential Scaffolding Framework Enveloping Sound-Driven Interactive Spaces

Authors:
Pijus Andriulis, Evelina Ąžuolaitytė
Experiential Scaffolding Framework Enveloping Sound-Driven Interactive Spaces

Project in-detail

Scaffolding elements create a dynamic framework for sound-driven interactions, where customizable polycarbonate panels and distinct performance booths facilitate an engaging cultural space dedicated to electronic music experiences.
5 key facts about this project
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Scaffolding serves as both structural support and aesthetic feature, redefining conventional building methods.
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Polycarbonate panels allow for dynamic light play, enhancing the sensory experience within the space.
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Performance booths are tailored to different music genres, creating distinct auditory environments.
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Sustainable materials emphasize eco-friendliness while achieving architectural flexibility.
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The layout encourages movement and interaction, fostering community engagement in cultural activities.
The project "303" is an architectural design focused on creating an immersive space dedicated to electronic dance music culture. Located in an urban setting, this design integrates spatial dynamics with sensory experiences informed by music. The structure embodies concepts of movement and interaction, resonating with the vibrancy of the cultural context it represents.

The architectural framework is primarily constructed from repurposed scaffolding, showcasing a commitment to sustainability while emphasizing a unique aesthetic. This choice enhances structural integrity and provides a flexible medium that echoes the ephemeral and dynamic nature of music. The use of polycarbonate panels in the façade allows natural light to filter through, creating an engaging play between the interior and exterior, which actively invites community involvement.

Unique Interaction and Engagement
What distinguishes the "303" project from other architectural endeavors is its deliberate focus on user interaction and the auditory experience. The space includes distinct booths, each designed to reflect different elements of electronic music culture. The ACID BOOTH fosters emotional engagement through geometric forms that change and move, allowing users to physically interact with sound.

The CHILL BOOTH offers a contrast within the energetic environment by providing a relaxed area featuring hanging hammocks that encourage moments of respite. This creates a layered experience, where users can shift between high-energy engagement and calm reflection. The INDUSTRIAL BOOTH pays homage to the roots of techno music, incorporating raw materials and a robust design that engages with the theme of industrialization in music production.

Architectural Environment and Materiality
The materiality of the design extends beyond aesthetics; it speaks to the project's philosophy of sustainability and community engagement. The use of steel for the primary structure provides durability, while wood in certain areas introduces warmth to the overall ambiance. Customizable LED lighting complements these materials, allowing for an adaptable atmosphere that responds to the rhythm and texture of performances.

The architectural layout encourages movement, both within the space and among its users. Many design elements invite exploration, supporting a culture of social interaction and community engagement. This environment reflects modern urban life while honoring the historical context of the site, facilitating a dialogue between past and present.

For those interested in further examining the nuances of the "303" project, exploring architectural plans, sections, and detailed designs will offer deeper insights into its conceptual and functional aspects. The exploration of these architectural ideas may provide valuable context to the innovative design and engagement strategies employed throughout the project.
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