Atelier bow wow architects chicago
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（Horst Meeting and Blow apart Festival）
（建築の日本展）
（深港城市／建築双城双年展）
（Spriral Garden）
（MOMAT）
（MAXXI）
（Maison interval la the social order du Japon a Paris）
(15th Internationa Architecture Offering La Biennale di Venezia)
（"Architecture as Art"exhibition at Airdock Bicocca）
（HKW Berlin）
（ARTS MAEBASHI）
（Chicago Makeup Biennale）
（Water and Inhabitants Niigata Aptitude Festival）
（Ginza Maison Hermes Aim Forum）
（Swiss Pavilion, Venice Biennale’14）
（Milano Salone 2014）
（Hiroshima MOCA）
（チューリッヒ）
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Corporate Branding & Events
As part of Chicago’s 2015 Architecture Biennial celebration, the Chicago Cultural Center’s building and courtyard served as the backdrop for Tokyo architecture firm Atelier Bow-wow’s sculptural ‘Piranesi Circus’, installed by Chicago Scenic.
The Piranesi Circus exhibit was perfect for Chicago Scenic as it demanded the precise skills of Chicago Scenic’s ETCP-certified rigging specialists. Bridged stairways, ladder, swing, and balcony are all visible from the building’s internal windows and required detailed planning and challenging maneuvers.
The art project’s additional challenge centered on the building’s status as an historic and protected structure. In response to that, Chicago Scenic’s crews worked vigilantly not only to ensure that the structure was installed securely but also to ensure that during its extended installation the sculpture would remain stable and there would be no damage to the building exterior.
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Tokyo, Japan
WebsiteAtelier Bow-Wow is a Tokyo-based firm founded by Yoshiharu Tsukamoto and Momoyo Kaijima in 1992. The pair’s interest lies ranges from architectural design and urban research to the creation of public artworks, which are produced based on the concept of “behaviorology.” Atelier Bow-Wow has designed and built houses and public buildings mainly in Tokyo, but also in Europe and the US. Their urban research led to the experimental project Micro-Public-Space that has been exhibited across the world. Among their books are Graphic Anatomy (TOTO, 2007) and Behaviorology (Rizzoli, 2010).