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The Wintergarden installation is an example of BAM’s developing an idea through an equalcommitment to physical models and digital imaging software. The project was borne out of amodel made from preposterous materials—noodles and sugar.

With this project, BAM was brought in to create an installation for the cavernous lobby of anew hotel/shopping center in North Eastern China. We began with a model made out of food.Everyone loved it but it was clearly an impossible material, and method, for making a large-scale hanging sculpture. A list was compiled of characteristics to focus on—“fuzziness”,“translucency”, and “randomness”, to name a few—and with those in mind the developmentprocess began.

The initial studies of the space focused on sun and shadow patterns in the building throughout the year. Modeling software was used to determine which areas of the space received the most light, which received the least, and when this was happening. Cross-sections of the building were examined for shadow patterns. Returning to the BAM Shape Lab, exhaustive shape studies were completed, heated arguments were had, and the form of the individual units that will make up the cloud was eventually decided upon with unanimous excitement.

With the shape of the individual unit and the illuminating information provided by the sun studies, BAM went back to the 3D modeling and determined a number of possible overall shapes/sizes for the installation. Maps were made of “sun volumes”— threedimensional shapes representing varying light intensities within the installation space—arming BAM with an understanding of how to manipulate the piece for maximum effect. As often happens when fabricating idiosyncratic ideas, this project will be built with individual pieces that can’t be found at your local building supply, or anywhere else for that matter. The process of manufacturing the nodes that serve as the core of our“urchins” has proven to be a bit of an uphill battle—time and again plastic manufacturers have told us that “it can’t be done”. The BAM team responds to statements of this nature with an unflappable optimism: “Of course it can, and we’ll do it ourselves”. As a result, all models and prototypes for the Wintergarden have been made in house by BAM designers.

This massive art installation was opened on May 15, 2011.

冬季花园装置是bam把概念方案通过手工模型及电脑建模交互推敲并最终实施的成功案例。它位于中国东北部的城市-沈阳的一个购物中心及酒店的大堂内。

这个项目最初是由一个手工模型开始的，我们用了可笑的材料-粉丝和糖制作了概念模型。每个人都爱这个模型，但是在材料方面，这个简陋的手工模型还不足以表现。但我们已经开始把这个装置的特点定义在“茂密”“半透明”及“无规律性”。

起初对于这片空间的研究着眼于一年之间的太阳照射阴影上。在经过详细的调查研究与试验之后，我们把不同光照时间转换成装置的颜色，并用刺眼的阳光形式制作了九种不同形态的单元体。然后我们把重点转移到用电脑实验单元体的数量，并适时调整其所组成的整体形态。在保持着bam的传统工作方式下，我们在手工模型及电脑建模间反复试验。

就像在模型制作过程中永远会发生的事情一样，单元体中的连接杆件被厂家告知无法做出，本着乐观主义的大无畏精神，bam的团队说出了：“当然可以！我们会亲自制作一个看看！”事实证明，我们再次成功了，所有的模型都由bam在办公室内亲自完成。

冬季花园在2011年5月15日向大众开放，如果你在沈阳购物的话，也许会有机会看见它。

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