Hoberman has created two new installations for the Baltics’ largest science museum
The AHHAA Science Centre in Tartu, Estonia, contracted Hoberman to build two dynamic art pieces – a six meter kinetic sphere and a variable opacity conference-room wall.
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Expanding Sphere
Adaptive Fritting™ Hoberman’s latest expanding sphere is installed in South Korea
The Korea Aerospace Research Institute hired Hoberman to install an expanding sphere at its science centre in Jeollanam-do Province, South Korea. Seated amidst the museum’s main exhibit halls and entrance vestibule, the sculpture expands from 1.5 meters to nearly 6 meters in diameter, and has a gold-anodized aluminum finish that lends it warmth, vibrance and luster.
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As of early August, Hoberman Associates and Adaptive Building Initiative occupy new offices at 40 Worth Street. Our new suite number is 401; all other contact info remains the same.
New address: 40 Worth Street, Suite 401, New York, NY 10013 Career opening: Control System Design Internship
Hoberman Associates is seeking applicants for an internship focused on control system design and implementation. Applicants should be college seniors or graduate students willing to work at least 20 hours per week.
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