✳ THE IGLOO
Balloons stop flying.
Ideas don’t.
Architecture
made from air.
When balloon fabric is no longer suitable for flight, its story does not have to end. Iglú de Vent reuses these large textile surfaces to create spaces people can inhabit on the ground.
The form emerges from fabric, air and a structure designed for a new purpose.
Step inside
the colour.
The experience is more than visual. The enveloping shape, light passing through the fabric and the closeness between people create a distinctive atmosphere.
Music, movement, light and activity can change how the same space feels.
In an exhibition or festival, this inflatable architecture can become an immersive installation experienced from within.
✳ FABRIC, AIR, SPACE
Up close, the fabric
tells stories.
The archive images reveal different scales: the fabric itself, the inhabitable interior and the form that appears as the structure fills with air.
Reuse means
reimagining again.
The project begins with a simple idea: a material can reach the end of its first purpose without reaching the end of its possibilities.
The work explores creative reuse and extending the useful life of materials, without claiming environmental benefits that have not been measured.
Every structure
has its own story.
Colours, seams and marks carry traces of a balloon’s former life. When the fabric is transformed, those traces become part of a new story.
Shape, dimensions, access and installation requirements depend on each structure and project. Every location is assessed before a proposal is defined.
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