Goodwood Festival of Speed
Goodwood Festival of Speed
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A fabric and light sculpture installed to mark 100 years of Mercedes Benz in motorsport
Simplicity was the key for Gerry Judah’s sculpture designed to celebrate 100 years of Mercedes Benz in motorsport. As the central feature at the 2001 Goodwood Festival of Speed, the artists wanted to create visual impact and awe inspiring beauty – and what better way to achieve this than combining fabric with tailor made lighting!
Essentially, the sculpture consisted of an original silver Mercedes 300SL perched on top of a mast 25 metres above the ground! In order to hide the mast and to draw the eye up to the car itself, Architen Landrell manufactured and installed a tensioned cone. The stressed fabric skin formed a perfectly smooth surface, perfect for lighting, and spanned a 25m diameter
The juxtaposition of the modern structure and vibrant lighting, regency setting and classic car forms a unique image which effectively encompasses all the qualities of the Mercedes Brand – stylish, high quality, glamourous and most importantly eye-catching!
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Gerry Judah
http://www.judah.co.uk
Daimler Benz
http://www.daimler.com
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2001
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Design, Engineering, Manufacture, Project Management, Install
Colour Changing
Goodwood, UK
O2 River Entrance
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http://www.architen.com/projects/goodwood-festival-of-speed