The Ars Electronic Building is a Playable Rubiks Cube
Malika Renee Butss — December 13, 2013 — Life-Stages
References: weburbanist
If you think an ordinary Rubiks cube is hard to conquer then I wouldn't recommend the massive one that is the Ars Electronic Building.
Located in Linz, Austria the Ars Electronic Building is the world's largest playable Rubiks cube. With color-changing illuminated facade controlled by a 3D-printed device just about anyone brave enough can try their hand at this challenging and massive puzzle. Designer Javier Lloret uses Bluetooth to connect the smaller cubes software program that converts the information into color and light.
With only being able to see two sides of the building at a time due to its immense size, I can guarantee this version of the puzzle is no easier than the original.
Located in Linz, Austria the Ars Electronic Building is the world's largest playable Rubiks cube. With color-changing illuminated facade controlled by a 3D-printed device just about anyone brave enough can try their hand at this challenging and massive puzzle. Designer Javier Lloret uses Bluetooth to connect the smaller cubes software program that converts the information into color and light.
With only being able to see two sides of the building at a time due to its immense size, I can guarantee this version of the puzzle is no easier than the original.
Trend Themes
1. Massive Puzzle Block Buildings - The trend of creating large interactive puzzle structures in buildings presents opportunities for immersive experiences and unique architectural design.
2. Playable Rubiks Cube - The trend of integrating classic toys like Rubiks cube into large-scale interactive installations offers opportunities for combining nostalgia and technology in a novel way.
3. Color-changing Illuminated Facade - The trend of using innovative lighting techniques in building facades creates opportunities for visually striking and dynamic architectural designs.
Industry Implications
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3. Lighting - The lighting industry can capitalize on the trend of color-changing illuminated facades by creating innovative lighting solutions for buildings that allow for dynamic and visually captivating displays.
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