ILUMA Building In Singapore
Posted by Whollys Staff
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An amazing architectural concept! This is the ILUMA shopping mall building in Singapore. The whole building lights up and shows graphical images.
“The screen facade is formed by a tessellated pattern made up by physical plastic bodies. A regular matrix of fluorescent lamps is superimposed onto (into) this idiosyncratic physical structure. That produces a display screen, which however is vividly distorted by the strong geometry of the individual light fixture and which is peppered by the regular perforations of the physical screen as well as by variations in the arrangements of the light fixture objects.
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One Response to “ILUMA Building In Singapore”
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MRMAC Says:
November 17th, 2009 at 8:56 amThose lights are something the mall I shop at needs. Makes the city look dope!