The stand is built entirely from components stored in transportable boxes, which can fit in a standard car. These boxes not only contain all necessary elements but also form part of the stand’s structure, supporting the fabric and enabling various spatial configurations, even extending beyond the main structure. The fabric is rolled inside the boxes and can be pulled out to create the canopy, adapting to different uses depending on its position. This flexibility allows for a dynamic, expanding space.
The textiles are used mainly as a protection from the sun and weather conditions, but they also consist in a vital part of the final propo sal. They are used as a physical expansion of the space, an element that plays with the light and shadows and also as a canvas that can reflect social gestures. The textilecan be used as a surface for people’s partici pation, and an opportunity for visibility of current matters and social engagment. It is also used as a surface for the NGO's visual identity to be printed, for promotional purposes and to attract attention. Finally, the textiles can be used without designs, serving as surfaces that interact with people, the space, and the environment.
Stand Prototype and Different Configurations