02 · Installation concept · Made of Four
One small rule. A whole field.
A Field of Lilies starts with six petals in two layers of three. The upper layer rotates to bridge the gaps below, and repeating that overlap forms a spine, a canopy and then a field. Turn the scene and zoom in to see how the modules lock together.
The 3D scene
A field of six-petal pavilion modules in frosted acrylic, with a central spine and canopy.
Drag to turn, scroll or pinch to zoom. This is the model itself, running in your browser.
A Field of Lilies
At a glance
- Object
- Modular night pavilion
- Material
- Frosted acrylic, steel, concrete base
- Made
- 3D scene, viewer
- Project
- Installation concept by Made of Four
Story
How it works
01
One petal
One folded sheet of frosted acrylic forms the repeating unit.
02
Rotate the upper layer
Six petals sit in two layers of three. The upper layer bridges the gaps in the layer below, and their overlap connects the module.
03
Open into a canopy
The canopy reaches about 4 m at its peak and comes down to about 1.35 m at the edges, around a central spine.
04
Repeat the module
Repeating the module across the plan forms a field of canopies.
05
Light after sunset
As daylight fades, lights within the petals illuminate the canopy. Frosted acrylic softens the light; steel supports and a concealed concrete base do the holding.
From one model
What we made
Live 3D scene
The whole field, ready to turn and zoom in a browser.
One rule, many forms
The petal module, the spine and the canopy all come from the same model.
Scale you can feel
Walk the camera between canopies to read the 4 m peak and 1.35 m edge.