Mnemosyne Berlin – Tunnel A
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Finally, after more than a year of tedious planning we are ready for finalization of the project: Siegessäule on Großer Stern, Berlin.
Our client, ADB Architects has on behalf of Senatsverwaltung für Stadtentwicklung been in charge for the total rehabilitation of this great monument in the heart of Berlin. Viktoria has even gotten her self a new dress in real gold leaf, and is probably more proud than ever.
Nullohm has just finished a project for the architects at Bifokal – A sound activated interactive wall!
It consists of 70 modules that reacts with movement and light when it hears sound, it gets more vivid the louder sound. The modules consists of a special made circuitboard, programmed with the Arduino programming environment. A microphone is sensing the sound in the room, and triggers events in form of light and movement. All the modules are autonomus.
It was composed a special piece of music for the wall by Ali Parandian.
The film was shot the night before the exhibition opening, with an iPhone, so the quality isnt the best..
The collaboration with Bifokal has finaly ended in an exhibition. The sonomorph system, kinectic response to sound will be shoved at Atleri Nord, in Oslo 17-19 of june.
Cleaning a piece of sensor based interactive architecture is in fact quite more fun than cleaning a non interactive piece of architecture, its so easy to see what area you have just washed. – see for your self at the video.
Short and intense production, all parts sourced and shipped on the edge of the deadline. Our helpful partners at Topro delivered the finished PCBs just in time for assembly, and everything works flawless. Next is travel and building at Louisiana.
Custom made controller made of Corian and Kebony
Nullohm has been invited to participate in this summers exhibition «Frontiers of Architecture III-IV LIVING» at Louisiana Museum of Modern Art (Copenhagen, Denmark).
We will participate with a 9 m2 Dobpler wall, which is identical to the installation we did in cooperation with Snøhetta in Sandnes, Norway, in 2008. Dobpler is a soft and extremely energy efficient «Light on Demand System» with an simple interaction that creates joy, visibility and attention. A preventive effect on negative behavior in public space, or simply ment as a inspiring attraction.
The system consists of modules that connects together to build whole interactive walls, either as covered area or spread out as lines or mosaica The system has a unique sensor technology that detects people motion as glowing shadows without the use of complicated technical installations. It is maintenance free and a simple to implement in architecture. Since 2008, the installation in Sandvika and the technology used has received international media coverage in architecture and design media. Since then we have developed a new generation system called «Mnemosyne», offering more interactive possibilities that can be tailor made for different projects.
This exhibition is a presentation of a classic, pioneering work, in interactive/narrative LED lighting for permanent use within architecture
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Stig Skjelvik
Industrial designer. |
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Rasmus Hildonen
The mad professor.... |
