Key：microcosmic

项目概况:

Designed by Matthew Soules Architecture and curated by the Museum of West Vancouver, Vermilion Sands, the 90-foot long canopy, was created as a temporary installation for the ten day festival of the Harmony Arts Festival in West Vancouver, British Columbia. The project received its name from a series of short stories by English novelist JGBallard. Each one of the 260 moduleswas formed of a steel frame sewn into a geotextile fabric coated with acomplex cocktail of seeds and fertilizer. The canopy included an integrated misting system, simultaneously hydrating the living canopy while cooling the space below. The canopy included an integrated misting system,simultaneously hydrating the living canopy while cooling the space below.Although the canopy served primarily as a stunning social space, it also provided shelter from the sun.