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City Icon developed by Marcin Ignac
It is a generative animation on the panels based on the mix of the intersecting system within the city. Recently, in my architecture studio project, I have been working on site analysis. This project just gave me more perspective on how to express and illustrate mundane conditions such as traffic, water flows, and etc. On the website he describes that bespoke application was develop to run and test the generative animation. The amount the data research went in is impressive, but what I admire the most is the beauty of the expression on the exhibit. the lights are contrasting amazingly well with the background. Not only the simple lines are animated but also the water flow, radius of data, and other interesting features are displayed. In order for this to be generated, I think there needs to be a basic knowledge on the animation program and lots of practice in visualization of data, which is one of the hardest part of my site analysis in architecture studio.