DUBAI: The d3 Architecture Exhibition kicked off on Tuesday on the sidelines of Dubai Design Week. The event boasts large-scale immersive installations that explore how design can have a positive impact on the environment.
‘How much does your debris weigh?’
Created by Saudi Italian company Quartz, this design is an example of how waste can overpower human life.
‘Dewan Metaverse Dome’
Created by Dewan Architects, this installation allows people to get an immersive feeling of being in the metaverse, with wrap around screens that isolate the space from external distractions.
‘Once Upon a Forest’
Created by Indian artist Shema John, this installation showcases the design possibilities of repurposing date palm waste.
‘From The Dunes & Trees’
This installation was built using natural waste resources from the dunes and trees of the country.
‘KIN’
KIN was created using discarded shellfish from restaurants, along with natural, low-carbon lime. The installation also hosts native plants and species to bring into question our relationship with nature.
‘Let’s Talk About The Weather’
Created by Lebanese design studio Bokja, the installation is a boxing ring with a central punching bag that welcomes people to enter and confront their emotions. “Let’s Talk About The Weather” is part of Dubai Design Week.
