Sensitive Apertures
feature, mineral — By Blaine Brownell on July 9, 2010 at 9:00 amSensitive Apertures is a modular slip-cast ceramic building skin designed to admit a small quantity of light through a refractive glass aperture. This opening redirects sunlight onto the inside surface of the cell, projecting an even luminous glow to the interior space. The 1% open apertures admit levels of light desired for interior circulation zones as well as insulate a building from solar heat gain and loss.
Contact: Ben McDonald, Culver City, CA.
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