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Published: Thursday, February 15, 2007

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Low Rez - Hi Fi

Sound and light respond to human intervention to activate the interface between the interiors and exteriors of 1110, Vermont Avenue in this highly interesting public installation.

By: MY Studio

Architecture-Page | Low Rez - Hi Fi by MY Studio / Howeler + Yoon Architecture
Low Rez vitrines on site in Washington DC.

The Project

Low Rez - Hi Fi is an interactive project that activates the sidewalk and engages the pedestrians by creating a new environment that occupies the interface between the public space of Vermont Avenue and the interior of the 1110 Vermont Avenue lobby.

Architecture-Page | Low Rez - Hi Fi by MY Studio / Howeler + Yoon Architecture
Pixels facing the lobby display the building address, 1110 as a series of streaming digits. The digital shadow behavior can be seen in the screen.

The project consists of a full scale LED matrix in glass vitrines (Lo-Rez) which traces the movements of passersby, and a field of interactive sound poles (Hi-Fi). Organized as a field of pixels/dots which brighten when activated, these interactive light zones create a dynamic display of light that can contain information as well as register movement.

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