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Basics

Intro

The Ribbon-Ondina project is a ribbon that connects several spots at NDSM in an interactive way and let people explore the area. The project is about combining the strengths of two projects mainly based on the routing of people using the NDSM-area. The aim is the interweaving of the two projects and making them benefit from each other. This will result in a meltdown of the key elements of the projects in a physical and virtual way; a routing-system which let people discover NDSM as they never did! The ribbon consists of several elements: a boardwalk providing an attractive path along the wharf, the multifunctional pavilions for temporary use and the experience of visually connecting users of the NDSM with the rest of the city - using light as routing system. The central point of the ribbon, the Ondina Pavilion, serves both as waiting area for the ferry and main point of distribution of information along the ribbon. With its interface the pavilion connects people with other people, pavilions and things along the ribbon, while passing by or waiting on the ferry. Concluding, the Ribbon-Ondina project provides people an interactive system of connected pavilions within the ribbon, to explore the NDSM area.

Merge

Since the NDSM Development Research, both projects noticed the importance of directions of NDSM area users. In both the designs of the former Lightscape Project and the Ondina Pavilion these directions were crucial and the projects started to merge more and more. The Ribbon-Ondina project is about combining the strengths of two projects mainly based on the routing of people using the NDSM-area. More about the merging can be found in System and the Logbook

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