VESTI SOTRE
In collaboration with Alfonoso Patarroyo
The project for the Vestiniña store explores hyperbolic surfaces made from plastic wires. These surfaces are woven to create density between the lines and to be able to produce continuity at the top section of the store’s premises.
Due to the low budget and quick execution time, a low-tech complexity was sought, which is formed by a system composed of perforated aluminum angled elements anchored in the perimeter of the store’s walls. These elements are sewn together with plastic threads, provoking a strange craftsmanship that is born from the combination between digital systems and analogue ones.
Due to the low budget and quick execution time, a low-tech complexity was sought, which is formed by a system composed of perforated aluminum angled elements anchored in the perimeter of the store’s walls. These elements are sewn together with plastic threads, provoking a strange craftsmanship that is born from the combination between digital systems and analogue ones.
Location: Mexico City
Type: Commercial
Materials: pvc strings
Team: Isaac Michan Daniel, Alfonso Patarroyo
Status: Built
Year: 2013
Photography: Rafael Gamo
Type: Commercial
Materials: pvc strings
Team: Isaac Michan Daniel, Alfonso Patarroyo
Status: Built
Year: 2013
Photography: Rafael Gamo