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NEVEL – Moving Labyrinth

  • On January 31, 2006
  • http://www.ruairiglynn.co.uk

NEVEL is a moving labyrinth (11 X 11 m) consisting of 9 programmable walls able to rotate 360°. Architecture comes alive, walls become doors, spaces open and close, visitors are locked up and set free again.

via Regine at wmmna

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  1. February 1, 2006

    Arturo Sanchez

    Hmm, this is rather interesting, also a good mind-exercise (I love labyrinths and mazes).

  2. February 2, 2006

    David Johnson

    You know, this would be a cool concept to implement using Lego Mindstorms technology (on a small scale of course!)

  3. October 24, 2007

    Micol Ragni

    There is a moving labyrinth in the Ramtha’s School in Yelm.
    That one should have even two moving floors!

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