NOXNOX is the architecture design office in Rotterdam headed by Lars Spuybroek. NOX
Exploring the interactive relationship between architecture, art, media and computing through machining technology, NOX/Lars Spuybroek applies new media at the cutting-edge of design, architecture and computer technology. Document Actions28
Oct 1993
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Oct 1993
An exhibition on architecture and the body, with works by Diller & Scofidio (USA), NOX (NL) and Gerald van der Kaap (NL). 9
Jul 2000
A program on the relation of space in time: architecture as movement, interactions between virtual and real spaces, and the transformation of space through sound. With Maja Kuzmanovic, Lars Spuybroek/NOX and Sabine Schäfer, moderated by Andreas ... 9
Nov 2004
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Nov 2004
An exhibition of works of Lars Spuybroek during DEAF04. 10
Jun 2008
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Jul 2008
Organised by the National Art Museum of China (NAMOC) of Beijing, "Synthetic Times - Media Art China 2008" is one of the major cultural exchange events that are taking place during the Olympic Games. The exhibition was conceptualized and ... 11
Aug 1995
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Aug 1995
The second program in the 220V series, "220V Electro Clips" featured "Interfacing Realities", a conference about architecture and interfaces, and Christian Möller's installation "The Party Effect." 13
Aug 1995
Within the "220V Electro Clips" event, a conference on Architecture and Interfaces with Manuel DeLanda (USA), Greg Lynn (USA), NOX (NL), Christian Möller (D), and Louis-Philippe Demers (CDN), moderated by Bart Lootsma (NL). A series of 3D animations dealing with movements of the body in the architecture of NOX developed by V2_Lab for the installation / exhibition of 'deepSurface' in the EXEDRA gallery, Hilversum. D-tower (2001 - 2003), located in Doetinchem (NL) is an interactive sculpture and building by NOX/Lars Spuybroek and Q.S. Serafijn, co-developed with V2_. Lars Spuybroek (NL) is principal of the architectural office NOX in Rotterdam, the Netherlands, from where he heads research into the relationship between architecture and computing. |
