KUDA: The tubing project
Kuda is an interactive architectural environment consisting of over a kilometer of clear tubing through which colorful liquids flow. On the sides of the installation glowing orbs react to changes in capacity; by touching or closely hovering over the orbs users allow colored liquid patterns to flow through the environment for an extended period of time until they fade and return to the reservoir they came from.
Kuda thrives on interaction. When interacted with, it colors up and generates unique lively environments; the colors and movements in the installation change constantly based on the liquid color patterns launched by the users. When no one is interacting with the installation, the tubing will look empty and kuda will try to catch attention by launching black liquid patterns on its own – only user interaction can launch the colored patterns.
Date
2011
Client
TU Delft
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LP22: Neighborhood interaction platform
Lamppost22 is an interactive lighting installation for people to share, spread and connect in a local area. This lamppost is a central point for the neighborhood and a marketplace to share and exchange tips, lost and found, goods, and more. Once you send your message in the form of a tweet, a network of connected posts makes sure that the message will be spread around the neighborhood.
Date
2013
Client
TU Delft
TouchSpace: Augmented modular furniture
TouchSpace is an installation that gives a new definition to furniture by its interactive relation with the users. It is not only an ‘object’ but also provides a spatial qualification by its user-changeable soundscapes.
Date
2011
Client
TU Delft
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Crownstone: packaging
A Crownstone is a switch, a dimmer, a presence detector, and a power monitor, all in one. DoBots, developers of the crownstone asked me to ideate and conceptualise multiple packaging options for the Crownstone.
Date
2016
Client
DoBots