Tulane architecture students in Ammar Eloueini’s Digital Fabrication class have created a pretty interesting little installation. Starting with the idea of anamorphic graphics, the students created a structure that appears as one form when viewed correctly, but is made up of different pieces, each unique. The pieces range in depth, up to 10 inches thick, where the form acts as a bookshelf.
STUDENTS: Sam Levin, & Others
PROFESSOR: Ammar Eloueini
SCHOOL: Tulane University SoA
CLASS: Digital Fabrication
YEAR: 2011
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