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Kapoor Sculpture, Kaipara Harbour, NZ

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Kapoor

Location: Kaipara Harbour, Rodney, NZ

Architect/Artist: Anish Kapoor

Structural Concept and Design: COMPUSOFT ENGINEERING

Fabric Design and Patterning: COMPUSOFT ENGINEERING

Structural Steel and Foundation Design: Structure Design

Fabric Contractor: Structurflex

Type of Fabric: Ferrari 1302

This award winning eighty five metre long tensioned fabric sculpture is one of the world’s most extreme fabric structures. Supported at each end by elliptical steel rings, twenty seven metres across, this structure is tensioned longitudinally with fifteen tonnes of prestress. The unique cable pockets that provide the ribs of the sculpture were designed to minimize fabric stress and laboratory tested to prove their behaviour. The use of light weight, high strength aramid fibre cables enabled the installation and erection of this unique structure to be completed in four days.

Link to CASS Sculpture feature Article

Link to Fabric Architecture feature article

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