This proposal for a waterfront boardwalk used the language of marine forms to create an immersive environment that would appeal at all hours. By complementing a lighting scheme designed around tidal fluctuation, fountains and features would change throughout the day and cast dynamic shadows. Lattice-like structures with striking silhouettes, paving patterns illustrating<\/p>\n
marine life, and plant material meant to evoke waves emulated the strangely captivating landscape of the ocean floor. The light and colorful canopies proposed throughout the site provide a unifying language that makes for cool spaces during the day and a wayfinding network throughout.<\/p>\n
+INFO<\/a><\/p>\n Project Details:<\/strong> Project Team:<\/strong> This proposal for a waterfront boardwalk used the language of marine forms to create an immersive environment that would appeal at all hours. By complementing a lighting scheme designed around tidal fluctuation, fountains and features would change throughout the day and cast dynamic shadows.
\nProduced by ArquitectonicaGEO with Roberto Rovira as Conceptual & Lead Designer for the project.<\/p>\n
\nJeremy Gauger, Ben Hutchens, Tania Torrentes, Johanna Morales, Jacob Woloshin, GEO Principal: Laurinda Spear, GEO Director: Margarita Blanco<\/p>\n