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        <![CDATA[Hexigloo Pavilion / Tudor Cosmatu, Irina Bogdan, Andrei Raducanu]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p><span style="line-height: 1.5em;">Hexigloo is a fully parametrically designed pavilion resulting out of a seven day workshop in <a href="/tag/bucharest">Bucharest</a> Romania organized by Tudor Cosmatu, Irina Bogdan, Andrei Radacau, and guest tutors Andrei Gheorge (Angewandte, Vienna) Alexander Kalachev (DIA, Dessau) and Bence Pap (Zaha Hadid Architects London). Fifty-five students participated in a week long workshop learning the basic principles of parametric design, and software, with the task to build in the second half of the week a human scale spatial installation. Out of ten projects, three were built, with the help of a laser cutter and long night work-shifts to assemble the parts.</span><br></p>]]>
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