lamella - bunkhouse canopy
7.2009 [group project] Cheticamp, Cape Breton
This project is an ongoing endeavour that will eventually be permanently installed in Ross Creek, Nova Scotia. A parcel of the structure was displayed as part of the Nocturne:art at night exhibition in Halifax. It first started in July as an experiment during the free labworkshop. It has since grown into a substantial undertaking, with the final structure to be 70feet long with a 17 foot span.
The process of designing this structure has involved a lot of experimenting and trying to understand the system and connections. The project is still in progress and will likely evolve further.
Photos: Mark Erickson and Matthew Kennedy
Team: Matthew Kennedy, Sam Lock, Mark Erickson, Duff Marrs, Mindy Gudzinski
7.2009 [group project] Cheticamp, Cape Breton
This project is an ongoing endeavour that will eventually be permanently installed in Ross Creek, Nova Scotia. A parcel of the structure was displayed as part of the Nocturne:art at night exhibition in Halifax. It first started in July as an experiment during the free labworkshop. It has since grown into a substantial undertaking, with the final structure to be 70feet long with a 17 foot span.
The process of designing this structure has involved a lot of experimenting and trying to understand the system and connections. The project is still in progress and will likely evolve further.
Photos: Mark Erickson and Matthew Kennedy
Team: Matthew Kennedy, Sam Lock, Mark Erickson, Duff Marrs, Mindy Gudzinski
This is the first mock up done out in Cheticamp during a 2 week design-build module called 'free lab'
who's trying to be who?
The final installation of the Lamella structure in Ross Creek. The Lamella shell is used as an outdoor dining hall during the summer months.
