A small rolling gate for a house offered an opportunity to test ongoing design research into issues of pattern, camouflage, perception, direct-to-fabrication processes, and parametric design tools on a limited budget. Using Grasshopper3d, the design evolved to test patterns of interference that produce variation when viewed by someone walking, biking or driving by the house. A two-color paint process on the wood elements combine with aluminum fins and their reflective qualities to heighten this pattern, appearing to transform over time with seasonal, contextual variations

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HI[bred] Roller

Lexington, KY, United States

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HI[bred] Roller

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