The six-day workshop at the Detmolder School of Architecture and Interior Architecture does not focus on producing instant results. Instead, it engages with design as an open-ended and recurrent process.
Each day, the object(s) produced on the previous day will be revisited, adapted, expanded, and transformed. The final model is not conceived as a conclusion but as a provisional state, remaining open to further ideas, projections, and alterations.
The object possesses an interior and an exterior; it is spatially accessible and invites experiential engagement. It operates simultaneously as a material experiment and as a site of dialogue. Visitors are encouraged to interact with the work, leave comments, and inscribe their impressions, thus contributing to the evolving narrative of the project.
w/ michel melenhorst
