Created for the 2016 Milan Design Week, MAD Architects? ?Invisible Borders? installation is part of the ?Open Borders? exhibition curated by Italian magazine Interni. Taking place in the traditional Cortile d?Onore courtyard of Università degli Studi di Milano, the installation is a canopy made from ribbons of ETFE in gradient colors, which has a lightness and flexibility that allows it to rustle in the wind and generate a subtle whistling sound. According to MAD, ?The installation reflects the hues of the sky during the day, leaving glimpses of the columns and loggias. In the evening it becomes a luminous surface that brings the courtyard to live with new colors.?

Courtesy of MAD Architects
Created for the 2016 Milan Design Week, MAD Architects? ?Invisible Borders? installation is part of the ?Open Borders? exhibition curated by Italian magazine Interni. Taking place in the traditional Cortile d?Onore courtyard of Università degli Studi di Milano, the installation is a canopy made from ribbons of ETFE in gradient colors, which has a lightness and flexibility that allows it to rustle in the wind and generate a subtle whistling sound. According to MAD, ?The installation reflects the hues of the sky during the day, leaving glimpses of the columns and loggias. In the evening it becomes a luminous surface that brings the courtyard to live with new colors.?

Courtesy of MAD Archit...