Elapse Pavilion 2017
Elapse Pavilion 2017
22
May
ELAPSE Pavilion 2017 on 22nd May 2017
Exhibition: 22–27 May 2017
Opening: Monday 22 May 2017 at 7:30 pm (performance starts at 8:00pm)
Designed and built by University of Saint Joseph third-year undergraduate architecture students, the ELAPSE Pavilion is a temporary structure located at the edge of Sai Van Lake. The design is derived from shape grammars, a rule-based system used as the basis for form-finding exercises. Constructed from bamboo poles, steel-rod connections, and nylon ropes, the simplicity of the design is brought to life by computer-controlled video mapping, music, and a live performance on the opening night. By applying advanced digital design techniques to vernacular construction materials, the pavilion is intended to resonate with Macau’s historical building culture and its contemporary cityscape.
Organised by
Department of Architecture
Faculty of Creative Industries
University of Saint Joseph
Students
Cheong Kam Fat Kenny
Cheung Sut Ieng Tiffany
Ieong Chon Iat Haha
Igbinobaro Osarodion Victory
Im Hon Pong Paul
Jong Tak Yan Andrew
Sim-Na M’bana Sambú
Mamadú Seck
Wong Bosco Che Kei
Instructors
João Ó and Neil Sansom
Projection Mapping
Casber U and Nico Liu (Neba Studio)
Dance Performance
Candy Kuok and Tomas Tse (Soda-City Experimental Workshop Arts Association)
Technical Support
Gerald Estadieu (Minchee Lab)
Consultants
Impromptu Projects
Neba Studio
Soda-City Experimental Workshop Arts Association
Minchee Lab
Sponsor
Macau Foundation