Blur Building

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Blur Building is an experimental, fog-enshrouded pavilion on Lake Neuchâtel in Switzerland, created by the architecture firm Diller Scofidio + Renfro for Expo.02 as a landmark of media and conceptual architecture.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf experimental architecture project
installation
media architecture
pavilion
access pedestrian bridge
architect Diller Scofidio + Renfro NERFINISHED
Elizabeth Diller NERFINISHED
Ricardo Scofidio NERFINISHED
builtOver Lake Neuchâtel NERFINISHED
category conceptual architecture
exposition pavilion
temporary pavilion
commissionedBy Expo.02 organizers
completionYear 2002
concept dematerialization of architecture
immaterial envelope
media architecture
sensory experience
country Switzerland
countryOfExpo Switzerland NERFINISHED
designedFor Expo.02 NERFINISHED
event Swiss National Expo 2002 NERFINISHED
feature bar area
fog-enshrouded platform
light installation
open-air viewing decks
sound environment
hasAlternativeName Blur Pavilion NERFINISHED
heightApprox 20 meters
influencedField interactive architecture
media facades and installations
lengthApprox 100 meters
locatedIn Switzerland
locatedNear Yverdon-les-Bains NERFINISHED
location Lake Neuchâtel NERFINISHED
medium fog
notableFor blurring boundaries between object and environment
iconic image of Expo.02
use of fog as building material
openingYear 2002
primaryMaterial steel structure
tensile mesh
water mist
status dismantled
temporalNature temporary structure
usesTechnology computer-controlled water nozzles
high-pressure misting system
weather-responsive control system

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Diller Scofidio + Renfro notableWork Blur Building