Brown Office

Client: Daikin
Photography: Shek Po Kwan
Design: Fabrica Design Team
Date: April 2014

A conceptual representation of temperature for Milan Design Week 2014. Visitors were invited to participate in an immersive laboratory of hot and cold where they encountered a series of multi-sensory artistic and sculptural installations that “give shape” to air.  Among the works exhibited, a kinetic installation in which moving illustrated feathers evoke the seasonal migration of exotic birds; meanwhile, tropical plants take shape in a series of ice compositions creating a path throughout the space. Venus and Neptune, respectively the hottest and coldest planets in the Solar System, become the inspiration for an acoustic experience, built from sampling the climatic sounds of these contrasting planets. 

Client: Daikin
Photography: Shek Po Kwan
Design: Fabrica Design Team
Date: April 2014

A conceptual representation of temperature for Milan Design Week 2014. Visitors were invited to participate in an immersive laboratory of hot and cold where they encountered a series of multi-sensory artistic and sculptural installations that “give shape” to air.  Among the works exhibited, a kinetic installation in which moving illustrated feathers evoke the seasonal migration of exotic birds; meanwhile, tropical plants take shape in a series of ice compositions creating a path throughout the space. Venus and Neptune, respectively the hottest and coldest planets in the Solar System, become the inspiration for an acoustic experience, built from sampling the climatic sounds of these contrasting planets. 

Client: Daikin
Photography: Shek Po Kwan
Design: Fabrica Design Team
Date: April 2014

A conceptual representation of temperature for Milan Design Week 2014. Visitors were invited to participate in an immersive laboratory of hot and cold where they encountered a series of multi-sensory artistic and sculptural installations that “give shape” to air.  Among the works exhibited, a kinetic installation in which moving illustrated feathers evoke the seasonal migration of exotic birds; meanwhile, tropical plants take shape in a series of ice compositions creating a path throughout the space. Venus and Neptune, respectively the hottest and coldest planets in the Solar System, become the inspiration for an acoustic experience, built from sampling the climatic sounds of these contrasting planets. 

Client: Daikin
Photography: Shek Po Kwan
Design: Fabrica Design Team
Date: April 2014

A conceptual representation of temperature for Milan Design Week 2014. Visitors were invited to participate in an immersive laboratory of hot and cold where they encountered a series of multi-sensory artistic and sculptural installations that “give shape” to air.  Among the works exhibited, a kinetic installation in which moving illustrated feathers evoke the seasonal migration of exotic birds; meanwhile, tropical plants take shape in a series of ice compositions creating a path throughout the space. Venus and Neptune, respectively the hottest and coldest planets in the Solar System, become the inspiration for an acoustic experience, built from sampling the climatic sounds of these contrasting planets. 

Client: Daikin
Photography: Shek Po Kwan
Design: Fabrica Design Team
Date: April 2014

A conceptual representation of temperature for Milan Design Week 2014. Visitors were invited to participate in an immersive laboratory of hot and cold where they encountered a series of multi-sensory artistic and sculptural installations that “give shape” to air.  Among the works exhibited, a kinetic installation in which moving illustrated feathers evoke the seasonal migration of exotic birds; meanwhile, tropical plants take shape in a series of ice compositions creating a path throughout the space. Venus and Neptune, respectively the hottest and coldest planets in the Solar System, become the inspiration for an acoustic experience, built from sampling the climatic sounds of these contrasting planets. 

Client: Daikin
Date: April 2014
Credits: Fabrica Design Team

A conceptual representation of temperature for Milan Design Week 2014. Visitors were invited to participate in an immersive laboratory of hot and cold where they encountered a series of multi-sensory artistic and sculptural installations that “give shape” to air.  Among the works exhibited, a kinetic installation in which moving illustrated feathers evoke the seasonal migration of exotic birds; meanwhile, tropical plants take shape in a series of ice compositions creating a path throughout the space. Venus and Neptune, respectively the hottest and coldest planets in the Solar System, become the inspiration for an acoustic experience, built from sampling the climatic sounds of these contrasting planets.