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

Frontiers of Architecture III-IV LIVING
1. June – 2. October 2011

The Louisiana’s exhibition series Frontiers of Architecture I-IV, which the museum has been showing in the years 2007-2011, uses architecture’s deployment of other disciplines to illustrate the new movements and paths that are shifting the frontiers of architecture. With its overall theme LIVING, the last exhibition in the series, combining nos. III and IV and filling half the total exhibition space of the museum, turns the spotlight on the question “How does the Good Life look today?”
The exhibition highlights the tendencies and new departures facing architecture in a world of increasing globalization. How are the individual, the community and social relations conceived today? What do people dream about, and how do they live out these dreams, which are constantly expanding human notions of life styles and spaces for living?
Traditional family structures, urban structures and life modes are being challenged by new kinds of technology and communication as well as increased mobility. The exhibition LIVING focuses on architecture’s partnerships with human sciences like anthropology and sociology. These softer, less quantifiable sciences come to expression in the exhibition through crossovers between architectural projects and art installations and glimpses of current ‘case stories’ from various parts of the world where social development has created new dwelling styles.
The first two exhibitions in the series were Frontiers of Architecture I – Cecil Balmond: The Hidden Order and Frontiers of Architecture II – Green Architecture for the Future.
Realdania is sponsor of architectural exhibitions at Louisiana.

Dobpler in Milano

Dobpler was invited to participate in the Well-Tech exhibition in Milan – A Eco-Design exhibition witch is a part of the Milan Design week.
We had great response on our ‘Designer version’ of the Dobpler wall – With tailor-made aluminum, glass and Solid Oak stand…
The trip was quite long… 2000 km in car each way.. Phui!.

The Well Tech Award exhibition showed a lot if nice concepts, among them the prototype for the future Fiat EV car, Pinifarina Bo with solar-cells embedded in the roof.

The fabulous photovoltaics!!

But our favorite was the spherical solar-cells developed by the Japanese Kyosemi Corporation. Embedding energy, light and intelligence in the fabric of the civilization is way to go!
http://www.kyosemi.co.jp/product/pro_ene_sun_j.html

At the main faire of Salone de mobile, we fell in love with Tsutomo Mutoh´s lamps at the Salone De satelite, interactive play with tilt-sensors, check it out! http://optone.jp/

PS:  Inhabitat Article

More pictures from our faboulous trip

From the WellTech

A quite stuffed car...

Salone De Mobile

Quad Cycle

Dobplerfun

Geir at Prototyper is helping with the glass

Lost a leg?

"I can see dead People..."

More ghosts are passing by

From the Corian Cocktail

Hungry for more...

Rasmus and Stig are installing Dobpler

From the Artimede cocktailparty

Stig and Truls in the Alps

At the WellTech coctailparty

(Most Photos by ♦Rasmus Hildonen♦)

Rasmus

Sunday it was an article regarding Stig and Dobpler in the Norwegian newspaper Dagbladet. It was in the paper version, I will link it up if it comes to the web-version..