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Labsis stage is an ultra thin apse for temporary ceremonies. The structure is an elastic geodesic gridshell from hand bent GFRP planks, with neither cutouts nor waste, and fully reusable. The straigt and flat planks were numerically bored, assembled in a grid lying at the ground,and then fully deployed by elastic means without scaffolding. The grid is then braced with a diagonal and covered with a smooth unpatterned membrane. The structure is made with 164 meters of 5mm thick planks, and weighs 170 kg. The stage was commissioned for the Lapsus festival of avant garde electronic music held in Barcelona Contemporary Culture Centre (CCCB).
Photocredit: www.andresflajszer.com/
Labsis stage is an ultra thin apse for temporary ceremonies. The structure is an elastic geodesic gridshell from hand bent GFRP planks, with neither cutouts nor waste, and fully reusable. The straigt and flat planks were numerically bored, assembled in a grid lying at the ground,and then fully deployed by elastic means without scaffolding. The grid is then braced with a diagonal and covered with a smooth unpatterned membrane. The structure is made with 164 meters of 5mm thick planks, and weighs 170 kg. The stage was commissioned for the Lapsus festival of avant garde electronic music held in Barcelona Contemporary Culture Centre (CCCB).
Photocredit: www.andresflajszer.com/
Labsis stage is an ultra thin apse for temporary ceremonies. The structure is an elastic geodesic gridshell from hand bent GFRP planks, with neither cutouts nor waste, and fully reusable. The straigt and flat planks were numerically bored, assembled in a grid lying at the ground,and then fully deployed by elastic means without scaffolding. The grid is then braced with a diagonal and covered with a smooth unpatterned membrane. The structure is made with 164 meters of 5mm thick planks, and weighs 170 kg. The stage was commissioned for the Lapsus festival of avant garde electronic music held in Barcelona Contemporary Culture Centre (CCCB).
Photocredit: www.andresflajszer.com/
Chamber of Commerce, located along the Katy trail. For more about the trail: www.bikekatytrail.com/ or www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Katy_Trail_State_Park
Labsis stage is an ultra thin apse for temporary ceremonies. The structure is an elastic geodesic gridshell from hand bent GFRP planks, with neither cutouts nor waste, and fully reusable. The straigt and flat planks were numerically bored, assembled in a grid lying at the ground,and then fully deployed by elastic means without scaffolding. The grid is then braced with a diagonal and covered with a smooth unpatterned membrane. The structure is made with 164 meters of 5mm thick planks, and weighs 170 kg. The stage was commissioned for the Lapsus festival of avant garde electronic music held in Barcelona Contemporary Culture Centre (CCCB).
Photocredit: www.andresflajszer.com/
This is a little temple dedicated to the God of Taishan in a small town of Quanzhou, few tourist knows it, only locals make worship here, and we met it by coincidence when we walked around in the town. It’s a serene afternoon, so quiet, so peaceful, there was no other person in the temple except several lay buddhists ( Maybe call them nuns? I don’t know how to translate the word Jushi…) and that napping cat.
Images from a few days spent exploring the beauty of the Slovenian countryside in spring.
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