Tethered Cloud: Hydroforming a Monocoque

Sebastian Messer

Tethered Cloud: Hydroforming a Monocoque

Architecture and Built Environment Department

Research output: Non-textual form › Design

Abstract

The “Tethered Cloud” sculpture was designed as a ‘waymarker’ in response to a two-stage, open competition organised by the internationally-renowned Kielder Art and Architecture (KA+A) programme on behalf of the Kielder Forest and Water Park Development Trust. The research detailed in this portfolio describes the technology transfer and ‘scaling up’ of the manufacturing process(es) from their previous applications to an architectural context.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published - 22 Jan 2020

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