Munich, 2014
Pop-up 1, Blue Board
Author Javier J. Iniesta and Eli Cayuela
Client Munich
Location Barcelona
m2 48
Builder Cartonlab
Photographer Albert Marín
Awarded with Bronce LAUS in 45th edition of Laus Awards, in Graphics Applied to Spaces Category. Selected in Arquia/Proxima 2014.
BlueBoard starts with the challenge of building in five days a store that will remain open just three months; the awareness of being from the beginning an architecture with expiration date establishes the setting design of this store. It is a project of 2 mm thick. A thin layer of blue paper that is dropped on all surfaces and leaves space accommodating up to join them, creating a flat background color. This endless skin paper is marked with a linear grid that repeats over and over an X, the powerful brand logo; this hyper-graphic generate an abstract space where shoes are floating. It also extends through the window creating a modern colored stained glass that produces interesting effects overlay color and shade. It is from this triangular grid from which the furniture is generated.
BlueBoard starts with the challenge of building in five days a store that will remain open just three months; the awareness of being from the beginning an architecture with expiration date establishes the setting design of this store. It is a project of 2 mm thick. A thin layer of blue paper that is dropped on all surfaces and leaves space accommodating up to join them, creating a flat background color. This endless skin paper is marked with a linear grid that repeats over and over an X, the powerful brand logo; this hyper-graphic generate an abstract space where shoes are floating. It also extends through the window creating a modern colored stained glass that produces interesting effects overlay color and shade. It is from this triangular grid from which the furniture is generated.
