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GOWANUS ART LAB:
Pop-up and Fold-out Artist’s Studio and Event Space
Plywood tables and benches fold down from exterior frame
Panels swing out to display information about the canal or the
work of local artists
“Green module” planters made by community members fasten to
interior wall
View east to the Gowanus Canal
Structure open to sky
4” Steel tube frame defines an 8’x10’x20’ outdoor studio
space
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GOWANUS ART LAB:
IMAGE OF ART ON REVOLVING PANELS OR GCC INFO PANELS
Pop-up and Fold-out Artist’s Studio and Event Space
Plywood panels open up the structure to the sidewalk and display
artist’s mural and environmental infographics on a rotating monthly
basis
Plywood tables and benches create pop-up furniture for artists,
writers, and the passerby
“Green module” planters fabricated by community volunteers
beautify interior structure adjacent existing corrugated wall
Trish Wend, From the Promenade
Trish Wend, “From the Promenade”from 2014 GCC Plein Air on the
Canal event
Stormwater planter module, GCC and Greenlab Studiounfolding
architecture precedentGucklHupf (transformable house), Hans Peter
Worndl
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GOWANUS ART LAB:
Pop-up Periscope Space
STREET VIEW KALEIDOSCOPE
PERISCOPE TO GROUND
PERISCOPE OVER THE WALL
SKY KALEIDOSCOPE
GOWANUS PERISCOPE
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GOWANUS ART LAB:
Pop-up Periscope Space
The Pop-up Periscope Space offers selected, carefully curated
views of the changing neighborhood around the canal.
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GOWANUS ART LAB:
Where the pop-up art space is open and offers an expansive
viewshed of its surroundings, the more enclosed periscope pop-up
creates a private, focused viewing experience.
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GOWANUS ART LAB:
GCC 2nd Avenue Garden, November 2010
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GOWANUS ART LAB:
GCC Wildflower Corridor, Spring 2014
Richard LawrenceRichard Lawrence
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GOWANUS ART LAB:
GCC Plein Air on the Canal Event, September 2014
Jean-Pierre Jacquet, Union St Bridge
Nicole Bengieveno, The New York Times
Michael Lohr, Gowanus Canal from Carroll Street Bridge
Michael Lohr, “Gowanus Canal from Carroll Street Bridge” Nicole
Bengieveno, “The New York Times”
Jean-Pierre Jacquet, “Union St Bridge”
