Biomimicry Exhibition Roca

Biomimicry Exhibition, Roca, London

Main View into the exhibition with the context of the fit out of Roca’s showroom designed by Zaha Hadid

Introduction

Our proposal for the Biomimicry exhibition is inspired by the forms and concept of the building and the fundamental idea of the exhibition itself.

The exhibition explores the subject of Biomimicry and how nature and the forms and processes in the natural world inspire design and the design process.

Studies of the individual Plinth Designs

References of the eroding Limestone and its Shapes and Curves

Sketches of the Project at early Stage

Inspiration and Design

Zaha Hadid's building form is inspired by the curving of caves and spaces in rocks by water. We propose to use the same idea as our starting point. Inspired by the metaphor of rocks and water, we propose series of layered formations placed throughout the gallery acting as plinths which show the objects and the related interpretation.

Exhibition Plinth Design

The Roca Shop with London Atelier’s temporary installation and exhibition superimposed onto the Ground-floor Plan

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