Architectonic Organism : Catalytic Wall
This Project, Catalytic Wall manipulates an existing element of the Mies van der Rohe Pavilion and aims to create a living, organic wall as an architectonic organism that can potentially purify air and combat air pollution and CO2 emissions. A recursive strategy is implemented as the wall begins to multiply and consume itself as it absorbs more pollution. The architectonic organism utilizes Photosynthesis and emits various colors while it re-loops based on the amount of pollutants absorbed and the amount of clean air or oxygen released into the environment. The project functions as a installation at the Pavilion and enhances a visitors experience and well being.
Recursive Growth Stimulation
Recursive Wall
Color Change Based on Air Pollutants Absorbed