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The project is for the design of two cable car stations along the edge of the Gobi desert, starting from Ordos city the trail leads into the deserts sand dunes, a major tourist attraction. The form optimises the use of dichroic and holographic film in glass cladding, which helps to adapt to the specific site conditions and their extreme temperatures and reflectivity, while articulating a coherent overall formal architectural language. Two contrasting elements ‘Reflecting sky & Shadow’ generate each station’s design criteria, influencing a series of reflected and projected spatial experiences both physical and projected light displays.
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Krasojevic, M. (2011). Dichroic Illusion Cable Car Stations. In: Dynamics & De-realisation. Springer, Vienna. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-0816-1_12
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