Home Within Home, Do Ho Suh stikes again with another full scale model but not for home appliances as before but for a complete home! You can see the installation at MMCA (museum of modern and contemporary art).It’s a transparent fabric model that kind of replicates or reproduces as Do Ho Suh constructed the model of many layers that are semi opaque. He was influenced by the architecture of his house in America.
Courtesy of Do Ho Suh
The idea of transparent temporary movable walls. This concept reminds me of Mies Van Der Rohe’s architecture that was always known for simplicity.The idea of the flexible plan and the possibility of dividing the space in different ways. This blue-fabric model is a huge element in the space, with its transparency and the fact that it is hung from the ceiling make it seem as if it’s floating.
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