Arquitecturas Ambulantes 2016

Project Details

DESCRIPTION

The project Arquitecturas Ambulantes (Wandering Architectures) develops three mobile devices conceived as small-scale architectures capable of adapting to different contexts, scales, and modes of use. Rather than fixed objects, they are understood as changing infrastructures that can be temporarily deployed wherever they are needed, activating spaces for gathering, learning, and exchange.

Each device operates as a lightweight, transformable machine: a compact structure that opens, moves, and reshapes space through furniture, light, color, and interactive surfaces.

The first, El Sueñoscopio, is a mobile station for financial education activities and community learning processes. The second, Bibliored, proposes a traveling library capable of activating parks, fairs, and public spaces through flexible systems for reading, display, and gathering. The third is a mobile kitchen and dining unit for Wok, designed to accompany cultural, community, and gastronomic events across different territories.

Built from reusable systems and lightweight components, the three devices form a family of mobile architectures that explore new forms of temporary occupation, circulation, and collective appropriation of space.

DETAILS

Use

Furniture

Location

Bogotá D. C. – Colombia

Meters above sea level

2625 m

Year

2016

Architecture

Antonio Yemail

Categories: Culture