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FreelandBuck事务所近日在帕洛阿尔托市政厅前的国王广场设计了一个新的装置，将持续展示至2020年6月。

Cache Me if You Can, a new installation by Los Angeles-and-New York-based architecture office FreelandBuck, is on view in King Plaza, Palo Alto in front of Palo Alto City Hall through June 2020.

▼装置外观，installation exterior view ©Eric Staudenmaier

装置的内部和外部共有20个印有图像的表面，它描绘了2019年5月31日这一天广场上发生的事件，同时呈现出变化的光影。从几何上看，该结构由10个相等的三角形硬质PVC塑料板构成，每个板面的内外表面都印有基于现场照片的投影图案，并根据该图案打出了小孔。当游客从正面靠近时，装置将与周围环境保持一致：其表面的图像与轴线上的建筑立面以及广场的地面图案形成完美重合。从其他角度看，图像将呈现出拉伸、折叠和镜像的效果，带来另一种奇妙的视觉体验。

▼装置表面展开图和印刷图案，surfaces unfold & print pattern ©FreelandBuck+Alex Kim

The project, commissioned by the City of Palo Alto, is a three-dimensional, materialized image documenting the life of the plaza over the course of one day. Moving around the structure and then inside, the 20 printed surfaces chart the course of one day, May 31st, 2019, describing the activity that took place, the changing light levels and shifting shadow patterns. Geometrically, the structure is composed of 10 identical triangular panels cut from rigid PVC plastic sheets. Each panel is printed on both sides with a projected pattern derived from photographs of the site, then perforated with a custom pattern that matches the print. Approaching from the front, on axis with city hall, the pattern image aligns with its surroundings: the building’s fenestration runs down across folded surfaces of the pavilion, and the plaza’s gridded paving pattern extends up to meet it. From other angles, this view is stretched, folded and mirrored, creating other, less faithful views.

▼装置表面的图像与广场环境形成完美重合，approaching from the front, the pattern image aligns with its surroundings ©Eric Staudenmaier

▼从其他角度看，图案呈现出拉伸、折叠和镜像的效果，from other angles, this view is stretched, folded and mirrored, creating other, less faithful views ©Eric Staudenmaier

▼装置内部视角，internal view ©Eric Staudenmaier

▼穿孔PVC板，the perforated PVC sheet ©Eric Staudenmaier

▼鸟瞰图，aerial view ©Eric Staudenmaier

三角形板面上的孔径形成变化的图案，到了晚上，装置从内部点亮，光线从这些孔径散发出来，在广场上投下一组新的图像。

The triangular panels are perforated in a variable pattern based on the same images. At night, the pavilion is lit from the interior causing the holes to glow and creating a new set of images of King Plaza.

▼夜晚，地面上投下新的图像，at night, the pavilion creates a new set of images of King Plaza ©Eric Staudenmaier

Project team: Brennan Buck, David Freeland
Photography: Eric Staudenmaier
Original site photographs printed on installation taken by Alex Kim

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