Nike Flyknit: Innovating Design
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United Visual Artists is responsible for this new addition to East London called “Floating Point,” which is the centerpiece of the newly revitalized Aske Gardens. Both sound and light were incorporated in this technologically advanced trampoline-style performance piece. -
Here's a look at the London installation. -
Arthur Huang’s Shanghai-based structure entitled “Feather Pavilion” flawlessly embraces the ethos of Nike Flyknit. Huang used a recycled material known as TPU POLLI-brick to build the structure. It is sustainable and lightweight and reacts to a visitor’s presence. -
Here's another look at the Shanghai installation. -
Ernesto Neto’s massive handmade sculpture entitled "ObichoSusPensoNaPaisaGen," Obicho for short, is reminiscent of a child’s treehouse. This intricately crocheted masterpiece allows visitors to explore its maze-like layout while marveling at its beauty and strength. -
Here's a detail of the crocheted structure. -
Known for her experimental design, Jenny Sabin looked at the project through both an architectural and scientific lens. Sabin used data collected from participants in earlier workshops to draw connections between sports and construction. -
Here's a detailed look at Sabin's design.
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