19MAR 2016
© Jenny Sabin Studio With a focus on aesthetic innovation, the exhibition features more than 250 works by 63 international designers and teams, and is organized across seven categories — extravagant, intricate, ethereal, transgressive, emergent, elemental, and transformative.
© Jenny Sabin StudioAs part of the ‘Emergent’ sector — a selection of projects that employ digital systems to generate unexpected forms — Jenny Sabin Studio has conceived the ‘Polythread Knitted Textile Pavilion’ specifically for this exhibition in New York.
© Jenny Sabin StudioThe installation’s architectural framework is inspired by both nature and mathematics, and is built from an assemblage of mediums: digitally knitted 3D elements, solar active and drake yarns, twill tape and aluminum tubing.
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© Jenny Sabin Studio The temporary pavilion employs both photoluminescent and light activated yarns that absorb, collect, and deliver luminance.
© Jenny Sabin Studio From a practical standpoint, this portable and super-lightweight structure could be used outdoors to consume rays from the sun during the day, before releasing them at night.
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Polythread Knitted Textile Pavilion / Jenny Sabin Studio
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The Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum presents the fifth installment of its Design Triennial, this year under the theme of ‘Beauty’.















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