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Bamboo Project
Bamboo Project
2012

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Bamboo Project

Multimedia Installation

Jeff Dayu Shi Dragonfly Design Center

To echo the environmental issues with a design philosophy rooted in Chinese culture, Jeff Dah-Yue Shi presents “Bamboo Project” to show bamboo’s versatility via three aspects. 1. A quakeproof house is built up, due to the resilience and flexibility of bamboo fibers, with the appearance of a free-formed intertexture. 2. Dimmed and brightened with rhythm in the house, “LED bamboo” is a green building material and recessed luminaire, combining bamboo panels with LED readily for floor, wall and ceiling use. 3. Various design objects on display show the potential of the left behind traditional bamboo crafts when revitalized by contemporary design.

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Jeff Dayu Shi Dragonfly Design Center

Beijing, CN
Design

Dragonfly Design Center

Beijing, CN

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