HexBox Canopy / DTC + CodeToProduction
The HexBox Canopy is an experimental segmented timber shell, consisting of prefabricated hexagon-shaped boxes made from plywood plates. Since antiquity, arched spatial structures such as masonry vaults and domes have played a fundamental role in architecture, enabling the covering of wide spans without the use of intermediate supports as well as dramatically reducing the amount of required material.
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- architects: CodeToProduction
- architects: DTC
- Location: Wilkinson Building, Darlington NSW 2008, Australia
- Project Year: 2019
- Photographs: Katherine Lu
- Photographs: Courtesy of DTC+CodeToProduction
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- Area: 45.0 m2