Pneuhaus designs and fabricates inflatable installations that explore space, light, color and sound. The studio builds its projects in-house and provides exhibition and custom-installation services.
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Open-air pavilion · daylight and color
Fabric Prism: a pavilion shaped by daylight
Fabric Prism is an open-air pavilion in Pneuhaus's exploration of light and vision. Its arch uses panels in three colors; light passing through them produces a changing gradient inside. The studio explains that the interior shifts as the sun moves, making time of day part of the experience. This is a useful reference for discussing a daytime installation whose effect comes from sunlight, textile color and spatial arrangement, rather than assuming an electrically illuminated nighttime presentation.
Which orientations and visiting hours would show the color effect at your site, and what would the experience be in shade or overcast weather?
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Immersive inflatable optical installation
Compound Camera: a room made from pinhole cameras
Pneuhaus describes Compound Camera as a dome assembled from 109 inflatable pinhole cameras. Each camera projects a live view of its surroundings, combining into a panoramic interior. Visitors can change focus by touching the textile walls, so the enclosure itself becomes the optical interface. The source describes this specific version; a banner promoting Compound Camera 3 should not be read as evidence that every version has the same camera count or physical configuration.
Which version is proposed, what surrounding views will it capture, and how will daylight and visitor touch affect the images?
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Immersive light environment · gathering and exploration
Grove: light organized as a shared canopy
Grove uses 23 columns connected into a branching overhead network. Pneuhaus links the arrangement to underground tree-root systems and describes changing color moving through the arches. The space beneath is conceived for gathering, exploration and play, making the relationship between illuminated structure and occupied ground central to the work. The project page supplies an artistic description, but does not provide a dimensioned plan, operating schedule or site-specific installation requirements for a future presentation.
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