The Afterparty [Processing]

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Back in summer 2009 architecture practice MOS installed a series of large furry cone structures called 'The Afterparty' at PS1 space. David Lu designed a Processing application that would inform the design of these architectural forms. Rather than adopting a traditions of using a standard 3D application, The Afterparty.app allows a limited set of forms to appear and intersect with one another to drive and derive a spatial composition.

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