Imaging technology highlights panels cladding university residence hall

摘要

The Sixth Street Residence Hal! at the University of Arizona in Tucson, Ariz., features a five-story visual display created from 1,000 square feet of Holland, Mich.-based Dri-Design's Ombrae Imaging Technology. Developed by artist and Hollywood set designer Roderick Quin, Ombrae uses an advanced computer software system to cut 3-D pixels in Dri-Design panels. The residence hall houses more than 700 honor students and is named Arbol de la Vida, meaning tree of life.