Hanging Lamp

Louie

 

35” w x 29” h x 25” d - 
3D printed composite, mini leds

EXHIBITED AT
Triennale di Milano “New Craft” exhibition, Milan, Italy 2016
Fuorisalone exhibition with Secondma Gallery, Milan, Italy 2016
Rio de Janeiro Italian Olympic Pavilion, Rio de Janeiro 2016
Collective Design Fair, New York, New York, 2016

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Bayard Condict Building by Louis Sullivan New York, 1893

Bayard Condict Building by Louis Sullivan New York, 1893

 
 

Louie

Louie celebrates innovation, design and architectural history. Inspired by Nosanchuk’s love of late 20th century American architecture, Louie is born from a 3D scan of the Facade of the Bayard Condict Building, Louis Sullivan’s (father of modern architecture and known for his words “form follows function”) first skyscraper and only NYC work. Selecting a scanned element from the building façade, the scanning map was converted into a printable tracery that was a form and a skin, illuminated from within from hidden LEDs.