March 30, 2010 at 17:12A wall from which you cannot take your eyes off
- Hello, I’m meeting with ... Wow! Wow!
This is how visitors of the HP headquarters in Palo Alto behave for the first time now. But the matter is only in the new wall, which was added by Tronic Studio in the lobby . A wall turning into a huge 20 meter HD monitor.
The wall consists of several panels, two monitors on each. On the reverse side, the monitors are covered by a fiberglass design casing, turning them into an abstract modern sculpture.
When the wall is turned back to the viewer, it serves as a separator of the space of the reception and working areas of the office, where the visitor can pass between its two halves. The monitors broadcast videos.
As conceived by the designers, the Manifold installation ( English “diversity”, “multiple”) should erase the line between reality and the virtual world, emphasizing the fact that today millions of people on the planet live and work at the junction of these two worlds.
This is how visitors of the HP headquarters in Palo Alto behave for the first time now. But the matter is only in the new wall, which was added by Tronic Studio in the lobby . A wall turning into a huge 20 meter HD monitor.
The wall consists of several panels, two monitors on each. On the reverse side, the monitors are covered by a fiberglass design casing, turning them into an abstract modern sculpture.
When the wall is turned back to the viewer, it serves as a separator of the space of the reception and working areas of the office, where the visitor can pass between its two halves. The monitors broadcast videos.
As conceived by the designers, the Manifold installation ( English “diversity”, “multiple”) should erase the line between reality and the virtual world, emphasizing the fact that today millions of people on the planet live and work at the junction of these two worlds.