Proposition for The Sentient City, an architecture competition organized by The Architectural League Foundation (New York, USA).
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Sliding Presence Pavilion is an architectural installation composed by automated elements which behaves according to displaced rules, both in time and space. Open-closed spaces with variable functions, behavioral architecture which links local presence with global data mining.
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Proposition for the Climate Clock Initiative organized by FUSE:_ at San Jose (USA) in May 2008.
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Atmospheric Relations Tower is an enclosed volume of air divided into twelve different sub-volumes which combines natural atmospheric exchanches and artificial air-conditionned space. Sensors analyze the climatic conditions of each subvolume (heat, humidity, CO2, etc.). This information is related to weather stations data all over the Earth.
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Light installation aquired by Nestlé for its contemporary art collection.
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Satellite Daylight, 46°28'N is a sample of daylight: one hour of terrestrial illumination, transmitted 'live' from the latitude of 46 degrees and 28 minutes North (46°28'N). Moving at the speed of a virtual satellite (7541m/s), it plays the whole spectrum of light variations in an abstract way.
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Created for the exhibition « 70 architect(e)s » (Montreal, 19.09-21.10.2007), this architectural « matrix » combines, at various scales, spatial, temporal and climatic dimensions of a series of virtual and actual places. Athens, Brasilia, Dubai, the intersection of the arctic circle and the date line change, Montreal. Five interconnected referential places to propose new spatial situations.
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With the support of Pro Form
Exhibition at the Design Center of Montreal [2007]
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Creation and development of a controlling system (hardware/software) for Domestic Astronomy, a work by Philippe Rahm architects exhibited at Louisiana Museum (Denmark).

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Creation and development of a controlling system (hardware/software) for Leslie, a work by Philippe Decrauzat exhibited at Printemps de Septembre 2008.

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