In the pursuit of finding new ways to work the natural and sustainable material that is cork, Tiago Sáda Costa combines it with light and steel in a game of contrasts and harmony. Playing with light, shadows, material and form, with the ambition of inciting comforting emotions in the spectator.
The apex of this research is presented for the first time in the Netherlands during this DDW, in the form of Casuluz light installation and the new functional designs that emerge from it.
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The integration of nature into architecture marks a proactive urban response to the climate emergenc... More
