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    Oasis Curve consists of 67 columns of different heights in a curving layout

    PA Editorial TeamBy PA Editorial TeamSeptember 9, 2024Updated:January 3, 202503 Mins Read0 Views
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    Oasis Curve, designed by FPA359 Design Office, is a new urban installation in Dubai that merges the natural elements with modern design, taking inspiration from the flowing shapes of waves and undulating curves of desert sands. It gives rise to a serene yet striking visual presence, wherein the venues celebrate in harmony the interaction of nature with urban life.

    Oasis Curve consists of 67 columns of different heights in a curving layout

    It comprises 67 columns of different lengths in a curvilinear layout, expressing fluidity from the sea and rigidity from the sand. Equilibrium, in this case, confronts the balance between the main forces of nature and those emanating from human creativity. The sinuous way allows going across it, creating different perspectives and sensations. Undulating heights and angles give dynamism to the interrelation of the columns, creating diversity in the visual and sensorial look.

    Oasis Curve consists of 67 columns of different heights in a curving layout

    Located in a high-profile public space within the Dubai Design District, Oasis Curve serves as a creative landmark and social oasis; its fluidity contrasts with the geometric stringency of the city architecture that surrounds it. The nature of the structure is a series of columns set apart from one another for people to pass through to interact on either side, passing through freely and continuing to occupy the installation.

    Therefore, such an installation proves multifunctional for people of all ages. Children will climb and learn about the world on these lower columns, while adults can sit on those a bit taller. Some of the columns feature diamond-shaped motifs, which have their roots in traditional Islamic geometric patterns. Reflective mirrors create dazzling light effects. These motifs signify the marriage of cultural aspects with modern design.

    Oasis Curve consists of 67 columns of different heights in a curving layout

    Oasis Curve was commissioned by the Jotun Paint Company for its new color design called Canvas 2024. During the day, as sunlight falls between the columns, hiding and seeking seem to create an atmosphere. LED light also transforms the installation into a luminous sculpture in the dark. Oasis Curve conveys environmental responsibility and awareness with recycled eco-friendly materials and energy-efficient LED lights.

    Oasis Curve celebrates Dubai’s natural and cultural heritage: a bridge between the natural world and the urban environment. It invites residents and visitors alike to take time out, contemplate, and relish nature’s dynamic beauty and human ingenuity in equal measure.

    Oasis Curve consists of 67 columns of different heights in a curving layout

    Project Info

    Name: Oasis Curve
    Location: Dubai Design District (d3), Dubai, United Arab Emirates
    Client: Jotun Paint Company – UAE?
    Design Company: FPA359 Design Office
    Designers: (Fahimeh Paknejad Zahra Dalvand – Mahdieh Hedayati )???
    Engineer: Johann Amit Sen Roy
    Contractor: Starworks LLC
    Photography: Mojtaba Bahmani
    Event Organizer: Jotun Paint Company – UAE
    Experience Design: Fahimeh Paknejad
    Year:2024

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