EBBA Architects' Benni Allan Creates Interactive Light Installation for Houghton Festival
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Amy Peacock
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Summary
Benni Allan, founder of EBBA Architects, created an interactive installation called 'Pulse' for the Houghton Festival in Norfolk. The installation features a glowing canopy suspended in a forest clearing that lights up in response to the surrounding trees, accompanied by sound and lighting displays designed to connect visitors with the natural environment through an immersive sensory experience.
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the Pulse installation featured sound and lighting displays that aimed to connect visitors with the surrounding trees
Situated in a forest clearing at the festival, which took place in Norfolk from 7 to 10 August
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