Location: Los Angeles, CA
Architect: Rittiluechai Architecture PC
The Pinkberry canopy at Los Angeles International Airport uses an organic, cellular structure and vivid color to accentuate branding and create a distinctive space within the larger terminal building. Constructed from uniquely formed planar surfaces and joined through 4,200 points of alignment, this structure demanded the creation of specialized algorithms and a revolutionary new manufacturing strategy. The result is a self-supporting canopy able to be prefabricated off site, shipped as a system and assembled in just a few days.
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Location: Los Angeles, CA
Architect: Rittiluechai Architecture PC
The Pinkberry canopy at Los Angeles International Airport uses an organic, cellular structure and vivid color to accentuate branding and create a distinctive space within the larger terminal building. Constructed from uniquely formed planar surfaces and joined through 4,200 points of alignment, this structure demanded the creation of specialized algorithms and a revolutionary new manufacturing strategy. The result is a self-supporting canopy able to be prefabricated off site, shipped as a system and assembled in just a few days.
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Location: Los Angeles, CA
Architect: Rittiluechai Architecture PC
The Pinkberry canopy at Los Angeles International Airport uses an organic, cellular structure and vivid color to accentuate branding and create a distinctive space within the larger terminal building. Constructed from uniquely formed planar surfaces and joined through 4,200 points of alignment, this structure demanded the creation of specialized algorithms and a revolutionary new manufacturing strategy. The result is a self-supporting canopy able to be prefabricated off site, shipped as a system and assembled in just a few days.
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Location: Los Angeles, CA
Architect: Rittiluechai Architecture PC
The Pinkberry canopy at Los Angeles International Airport uses an organic, cellular structure and vivid color to accentuate branding and create a distinctive space within the larger terminal building. Constructed from uniquely formed planar surfaces and joined through 4,200 points of alignment, this structure demanded the creation of specialized algorithms and a revolutionary new manufacturing strategy. The result is a self-supporting canopy able to be prefabricated off site, shipped as a system and assembled in just a few days.
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Location: Los Angeles, CA
Architect: Rittiluechai Architecture PC
The Pinkberry canopy at Los Angeles International Airport uses an organic, cellular structure and vivid color to accentuate branding and create a distinctive space within the larger terminal building. Constructed from uniquely formed planar surfaces and joined through 4,200 points of alignment, this structure demanded the creation of specialized algorithms and a revolutionary new manufacturing strategy. The result is a self-supporting canopy able to be prefabricated off site, shipped as a system and assembled in just a few days.
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