555 Kubik's Facade Projection

Features | Dec 2, 2009

Interaction with architecture isn't limited to New York. Using three-D projection, Urbanscreen makes a German building shift, expand...and dream.

At the Kunsthalle in Hamburg, Germany, Urbanscreen created a three-D projection that makes the building look like it's alive and shifting. The creators of the project, say it shows "how it would be, if a house were dreaming." If this video is any indication, what it would be is trippy.

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