CHANEL PORTABLE ART PAVILION

I had the pleasure of working n this project. It was designed by Zaha Hadid Architects of London. The production was handled by Stagelink.
The project is a portable art museum that will breakdown into shipping
crates and then load onto 3 Boeing 747 Cargo Planes.
I was assigned the 3D Modeling of the FRP (Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic)
which is what the walls and part of the roof are made of.
There are about 400 panels for all the walls of the main building and the
ticket booth, and no 2 were the same. Later on in the project I got to do
some of the 3D models of the structural steel for the roof.
The models I created were then sent to production to be made into moulds.
I had no part in the design or in the actual production, just 3D modeling.
Then finished and painted and packed into crates for transportation.
The pavilion started out in Hong Kong China and then moved to Tokyo Japan.
After Tokyo, it will go to New York City and then to Paris.
All the shows are free and will be in each city for about 3 months.
Tickets and more information available by clicking here.

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