OTIS ENVD '25 EXHIBITION
Installation
800 sq ft
Completed
Environmental Design Seniors designed and built a series of oversized stacked prismatic volumes, built of a lightweight system of 3d printed joints + steel rods on which acrylic display panels were fastened. The prismatic totems represent a combined body of work/knowledge from each student that colorfully populate the space at regular intervals.
OVERVIEW
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BACKLIT DISPLAYS
Large 2'x2' acrylic panels display student work, mounted onto wireframe structures
3/8" METAL ROD STRUCTURE
Rods were cut to size and attached at the corners with 3D printed joints
LIGHTING
LEDs wrapped around a pole and mounted to the base illuminate the panels from within the module
Crystalline Structure
Stacked prismatic forms show different facets of student work, spaced out in a diagrid with regular intervals
IMAGES
DETAILS
3/8" Metal Rods
1.5"x1.5" wood fastened together to create a permeable enclosure to house and display several formats of student work
Backlit Acrylic Panels
1.5"x1.5" wood fastened together to create a permeable enclosure to house and display several formats of student work
3D Printed Joints
Lightboxes built to slot into the grid highlight the students themselves as well as their work
DRAWINGS
