To test construction, assembly, and light performance we used a couple of days on producing a scaled prototype of the Aabybro Light-tower. The computer-generated structure consists of several folded components that are all unique in their dimensions, but based on the same geometric template.

Last weekend Electrotexture Lab. installed sensors and sound exciters on the KU:BE installation – a 1:10 scaled model of the new Culture & Movement House of Frederiksberg (Denmark) designed by ADEPT Architects. Using piezo sensors we turned the installation into an interactive playground, featuring a touch-sensitive Ping-Pong table that changed the lighting each time the ball hit the surface, five…

This week we started the prototyping phase for the Acoustic Pavilion project – an architectural research project based on a collaboration between the institute of Architecture, Design & Media Technology, at Aalborg University, Denmark, the architectural studio AREA and Electrotexture Lab. Consisting of several uniquely shaped pyramid components the prototyping phase for this pavilion is extremely important as we need…

This weekend the furniture from the Red Pavillon project was exhibited at Galleri Kirk as a part of Jesper Simensen’s artistic work.

Last week we hosted a house-warming in our new office. During the last couple of weeks we’ve converted the old smithy at Gabriel Business Park to a creative laboratory that supports both our computer-based design process as well as our intensive focus on the implementation of physical prototypes.