A house turns its back on the road to open up to the landscape
The single-family house project designed by Elena Gianesini engages in a dialogue with the Vicenza landscape, combining tranquility and contemporary style through essential geometries and the Mazzonetto metal roofing.
An experimental installation in bamboo, rattan and steel now serves as the entrance of Taipei Museum of Contemporary Art. The young Taiwanese artist Cheng Tsung Feng recently completed the piece which emanates his desire to recall the fishing trap as an auspicious omen for the museum.
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The design process featured an extensive research on the fishing trap that resulted in the detection of the common traits in the variations of the object in the different cultures. In the words of the artist “among these different fishing traps, we found that there are common production thinking and modelling methods. These intangible cultures hidden behind tangible objects are like living things that can grow in response to the environment.”
- Project:
- The Trap
- Location:
- Taipei, Taiwan
- Program:
- Installation
- Artist:
- Cheng Tsung Feng
- Completion:
- 2018
This system turns the outdoors into a custom experience
A fully configurable structure, designed to blend seamlessly into the natural landscape while providing shelter from sun, wind, and rain.
It exists - it’s called CODE.
