Inflatable structure

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Visitors to this year’s OCT Phoenix Flower Festival in Shenzhen, China encountered an unusual inflatable pavilion by Aether Architects. The translucent structure, called “air-mountain,” served dual functions as a protective exhibition space and a surface for people to climb up and over. Inflated hemispheres with a range of dimensions and textures were grouped together viaContinue reading "Air-Mountain: A Translucent Inflatable Structure Blurs the Boundary Between Interior and Exterior…

Inflate Cubes The SuperCube range has been designed as a clean-lined, architecturally stimulating collection of inflatable buildings. These structures come in a range of sizes with the maximum width being 25m for clear span un supported spaces. The large, uninterrupted surfaces provide powerful backdrops for lighting, branding or advertising opportunities. The structures are all available…

The inflatable structure was reused for the brand's Spring Summer 2023 show.

from conceptual artwork to large scale pneumatic structures, the aerodream exhibition charts the 'inflatables craze' of the 1960s and 70s.

Pnit takes the form of a macro-scaled knit fabric swatch in honor of Providence's rich history in the textile industry. Designed for PVD Fest, it draws that history vibrantly into the heart of the present city and brings a fresh dynamism to a familiar downtown thoroughfare. Installed on the outward

the structure of aeroForm transforms and builds itself, creating the illusion that it is under a sorcerer's spell.

Source: Mark Fisher: staged architecture by Eric Holding – 2000 Dynamat Whilst studying for his Diploma at the AA (1969-71) under Peter Cook, Fisher continued to investigate the potential of inflatable technology, and took a particular interest in the way it could create environments able to respond quickly to a user's changing physical … Read More "1971 – “Dynamat” – Mark Fisher & Simon Conolly (British)"

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