Basi Interior · 2020
Spatial Illusion Stand Pameran
by Viktor Bilak
- A' Design Award Basi 2020 in Interior
- CLIENT: Design-Bureau EXPOLEVEL
- Estimated Number of Design Views: 16,782
- Verification code D03C0597ED · Verify this award
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About Spatial Illusion Stand Pameran
Tugeh arsitektua stand pameran ko adolah untuak manciptoan ruang pandang jo elemen-elemen untuak presentasi produk perusahaan barupo kertas dinding. Untuak pangaturan ruang, digunoan lengkuang-lengkuang asimetris jo pagarakan. Duo kalompok lengkuang mambuek ilusi pintu gerbang nan tabuka, maluaihan ruang interior stand tu.
About the A' Design Award Basi
Spatial Illusion Stand Pameran adolah pamenang A' Design Award Basi, sabuah pangakuan nan bapresti nan dibarikan ka rancangan nan elok nan mamanuhi kaparluan profesional jo industri nan dipaokan dari ciptaan nan dirancang jo elok. Pamenang Basi mamparlihatkan kamahiran nan gadang, spesialisasi nan tinggi, pamahaman pakar jo kapasitas kreatif panciptanyo. Spatial Illusion Stand Pameran dipaokan manjadi ciptaan nan sangaik dihormati, dikagumi jo disayangi, nan praktis jo inovatif. Rancangan nan manang Basi iko mamasukkan praktik tabaik industri jo punyo ciri teknis nan cakap nan bapautan jo ilimu jo bakaik. Spatial Illusion Stand Pameran dihormati karano katalitiannyo jo dirancang untuak maningkekkan kualitas hiduik jo mambantu manjadikan dunia tampek nan labiah elok.
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- Unique Properties
- The main architectural task was to create the space of the exhibition stand, which maximally viewed from all sides. This is due to the presentation of the main products of the exhibitor - wallpaper. The basis of the aesthetic concept of the stand was the idea of open gates. The space was organized by arches. If you come to the main entrance of the stand, the group of arches looks flat in perspective. If you go through arches inside the exhibition stand, the group of arches unfolds, three dimensions and rhythm appear.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- The ehxibition stand is 13000 mm x 10000 mm x 4000 mm.
- Tags
- spatial illusion, asymmetric arches with the displacement in space, exhibition stand, Slovyanski Wallpaper, linear and reverse perspective
- Production Technology
- The walls of the stand produced from plywood. The beams made from plywood and painted in white color. The arches made from plywood and decorated by wallpaper and wood panels with logos.
- Design Challenge
- The hardest part of design activity was to project the asymmetric arches considering linear and reverse perspectives for illusion of depth of the stand.
- Research
- The main architectural task was to create the viewed space for the exhibition stand. The illusion of space used for this goal. The illusion modeled by creating asymmetric arches with the displacement in space. From one point of spatial view, the group of arches looks flat, from another point they have three dimentions.
- Inspiration
- The inspiration for this project start from the idea of perception of space in special conditions. The main question was how to see three different figures from one point of spatial view as one shape? For this project in 3D program this object was modeled end this point was finded. It was about one meter from the left corner of the stand, high 1700 mm.
- Project Duration
- The project started in Septemer 2019 in Moscow, Russia and finished in December 2019 in Moscow, and was exhibited in Trade Fair Heimtextil 2020 in Frankfurt Am Main, Germany.
- Operation Flow
- This project is the exhibition stand for client Slovyanski Wallpaper. The main task of the stand during the Trade Fair to present the product of the company. For this aim in space of the stand created special interior elements such as arches, walls, panels with collections of wallpaper.
- Patents
- Copyrihts belong to Viktor Bilak, 2020.
- Image Credits
- Image #1: Photographer Viktor Bilak, Spatial Illusion, 2020.
Image #2: Photographer Viktor Bilak, Spatial Illusion, 2020.
Image #3: Photographer Viktor Bilak, Spatial Illusion, 2020.
Image #4: Photographer Viktor Bilak, Spatial Illusion, 2020.
Image #5: Photographer Viktor Bilak, Spatial Illusion, 2020.
