mader | wiermann applies movements projections to autostadt pavilions

mader | wiermann applies movements projections to autostadt pavilions
all images courtesy of mader | wiermann

architecture firm mader | wiermann have applied two massive video projections to the porsche and volkswagen pavilions at autostadt, in wolfsburg, germany. approximately five minutes each, ‘movements’ reacts to the two corresponding architectural structures, taking advantage of given perspectives and establishing altered three-dimensional forms. gradations, hard and soft lines, and abstracted textures are layered over one another, creating a sense of depth and materiality that accentuates the volumes. 

layers form

a wrinkled white sheet is pulled from the form  

virtual pavilion 

moving grid 

each pavilion features a five minute video   

color application and texture 

tilting layers 

illusion of depth 

deformed QR code 

ground plan and section, position of the projector

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edited by: nick brink | designboom