Furniture – Flow Intersection
- Hönggerberg, Zürich
- The "Flow Intersection" is a small roofed wooden structure, fitted by four vertical pillars and possessing three foldable seats. It is placed in the center of a concrete bridge, transforming a space of passage into a moment of pause.
- The structure encourages visitors to slow down, to rest in the shade and to take in views, sounds and sensations previously unnoticed. The design intentionally draws attention to the intersection of flow of people and the stream of water below.
- The shelter was intended to be a temporary intervention and will remain in place for several weeks as part of the exhibition before being carefully disassembled, leaving the bridge as it was- yet subtly changed through memory.
Contributors: Keerthana Kahnaverl , Kaiser Josephine, Chris Snophan, Lucas Martins Vera, Berté Matthieu, Skenderi Aida
