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Say hello to summer at the unveiling of “Circle Shade - 2πr4”​, the 2017 Folly Function winner

By Justine Testado|

Monday, Jun 19, 2017

Photo by Jonathan Pilkington, courtesy of Eva Jensen Design.

Ring in the start of summer at the official June 21* debut of “Circle Shade - 2πr4”, the winning installation of the 2017 Folly Function competition. Designed by Eva Jensen Design, the installation is a “constellation” of tripods topped by playful circular canopies that were inspired by “dancing discs, spinning shadows, and captures cloud follies connecting ground with sky,” Eva Jensen describes. 

Free to all, the opening evening event will comprise art-making workshops and outdoor activities and performances.

Get a glimpse of the installation below.

Photo by Jonathan Pilkington, courtesy of Eva Jensen Design.

“Circle Shade - 2πR4 is a kit of seven parts that can be easily assembled to create a shading structure that incorporates outdoor furniture. It consists of a unique combination of three main components – a circular canopy, tripod support poles attaching to cylindrical drum counterweights.”

Photo by Jonathan Pilkington, courtesy of Eva Jensen Design.
Photo by Jonathan Pilkington, courtesy of Eva Jensen Design.
Photo by Jonathan Pilkington, courtesy of Eva Jensen Design.

“These tilting canopies exude a playful character that complements the spirit of the Park. Circle Shade - 2πR4 offers an unobstructed view of the Park and its vistas, and may be arranged in compelling clusters that provide broader coverage from the elements. Its cylindrical counterweights may be used as additional seating, display surfaces, or step stools during set up.”

Photo by Jonathan Pilkington, courtesy of Eva Jensen Design.

*Correction: This article has been amended to reflect the correct date of the event, June 21. 

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Say hello to summer at the unveiling of “Circle Shade - 2πr4”​, the 2017 Folly Function winner

By Justine Testado|

Monday, Jun 19, 2017

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Photo by Jonathan Pilkington, courtesy of Eva Jensen Design.

Related

folly ● architectural installation ● socrates sculpture park ● new york ● usa ● architectural league of new york ● competition ● event ● canopy

Ring in the start of summer at the official June 21* debut of “Circle Shade - 2πr4”, the winning installation of the 2017 Folly Function competition. Designed by Eva Jensen Design, the installation is a “constellation” of tripods topped by playful circular canopies that were inspired by “dancing discs, spinning shadows, and captures cloud follies connecting ground with sky,” Eva Jensen describes. 

Free to all, the opening evening event will comprise art-making workshops and outdoor activities and performances.

Get a glimpse of the installation below.

Photo by Jonathan Pilkington, courtesy of Eva Jensen Design.

“Circle Shade - 2πR4 is a kit of seven parts that can be easily assembled to create a shading structure that incorporates outdoor furniture. It consists of a unique combination of three main components – a circular canopy, tripod support poles attaching to cylindrical drum counterweights.”

Photo by Jonathan Pilkington, courtesy of Eva Jensen Design.
Photo by Jonathan Pilkington, courtesy of Eva Jensen Design.
Photo by Jonathan Pilkington, courtesy of Eva Jensen Design.

“These tilting canopies exude a playful character that complements the spirit of the Park. Circle Shade - 2πR4 offers an unobstructed view of the Park and its vistas, and may be arranged in compelling clusters that provide broader coverage from the elements. Its cylindrical counterweights may be used as additional seating, display surfaces, or step stools during set up.”

Photo by Jonathan Pilkington, courtesy of Eva Jensen Design.

*Correction: This article has been amended to reflect the correct date of the event, June 21. 

RELATED NEWS Eva Jensen to design "dancing disc" 2017 Folly Function installation at Socrates Sculpture Park
RELATED NEWS Folly 2016 winners Hou de Sousa to build pavilion of “Sticks” for education studio
RELATED NEWS IK Studio's Torqueing Spheres wins Folly 2015

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