Diller+Scofidio for Eyebeam

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The Eyebeam facility in Chelsea will be the city’s first institution dedicated exclusively to new media art and the largest institution of its kind in the United States, housing an exhibition space, artist-in-residence studios, an education center with multi-media classrooms, a state-of-the art new media theater, a digital archive, a restaurant, and a bookstore. It will be dedicated to exploring – through the vehicle of new technologies – the connection between science and art.
The structure will be approximately 90,000 square feet, rising from a 15,000 square-foot site.

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This ribbon undulates from side to side as it climbs vertically from the street. The floor becomes wall, turns into floor, turns into wall, etc. With each change of direction, the ribbon enfolds a production space or a presentation space, alternately. The combing of programs also combs together two diverse populations: the building’s residents (students, artists, and staff) and the building’s visitors .

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Project Credits:
Diller+Scofidio
Principals: Elizabeth Diller, Ricardo Scofidio
Project Leaders: Charles Renfro, Deane Simpson, Dirk Hebel
Structural + MEP Engineering: Ove Arup, NY (Markus Schulte, Mahadev Ramen, Nigel Tonks)

Via [Arcspace]

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February 6, 2007 - Architecture, Art    
Author: Hans

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