Bamboo Lamp: parametric development of a light fitting
Collaborative project
Interior design, home and décor
Lamps and light fittings
Design, Assembly
The project
Bamboo Lamp draws on bamboo plantations to create an ambient light fitting centred on the interplay of light and shadow. It belongs to a collection designed by architect Tomás Maicas Beltrán, a regular Archicercle collaborator. The studio’s contribution was to develop the parametric definition linking the lamp’s elements.
The structure consists of slats fitted around two toothed discs. Each section is different: rather than repeating a single profile by revolution, the lamp brings together distinct pieces around a shared connection system.
The parametric definition developed by Archicercle links the elements that make up the design. Adjusting a parameter changes the lamp’s configuration, allowing variants to be generated from the same design logic. This contribution is distinct from the authorship of the collection, which is credited to Tomás Maicas Beltrán.
The open arrangement of the slats leaves gaps for light to pass through, contributing to the play of shadows that characterises the design. The rhythm of the pieces and their differing profiles shape the overall volume, making the geometric configuration part of the light fitting’s expression.
Processes and materials: fabrication services · available materials · studio machinery.
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