Concept and Hanging model
Our hanging model is inspired by natural shell structures. It is designed to simulate authentic fabrication processes and the logic behind shell construction, bridging the gap between conceptual design and practical assembly.

We primarily use clips and safety pins. By interlocking and fastening these everyday office supplies, we transform them into a dynamic metal mesh. Each chain along the X-axis comprises 12 to 13 safety pins—adjusted to accommodate the varying lengths of the components—while each chain along the Y-axis consists of eight elements. To hang the mesh, the side supports are made of transparent acrylic sheets arranged in a 12×12 grid, a pattern mirrored by the upper section. These grid systems precisely align with fixed points generated by magnetic attraction, ensuring stability. The resulting structure’s high flexibility and mobility allow for an infinite range of configurations.

Compression model:
Based on our parametric design program, we have selected one of the most representative variations to define what this formation could be in architecture. To clearly embody the pattern, we transformed our model into a waffle system using acrylic panels. In practical application, we envision this form as being well-suited to a boulevard bus platform. This dynamic, organically flowing structure captures the texture of a bustling street, and we hope it not only provides visual aesthetic value but also harmonizes with the interplay of sunlight and wind flow.