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Laminar Flow

A wall of wood slats that moves like water, built for the main entrance of SCI-Arc.

Laminar Flow in daylight, a long wall of curved wood slats that swells and folds along the entrance hall

Laminar Flow was built in 2007 for the main entrance of the Southern California Institute of Architecture in Los Angeles.

Thin wood slats run across curved ribs. From across the room the wall reads as one moving surface. Up close it opens into structure you can see straight through.

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