Modulari Triangles is a scalable spatial-design system built around a single reproducible geometric form. Developed with an industrial engineer, the modules could be fabricated efficiently, multiplied at scale, and arranged in varied configurations for projection mapping, lighting, and environmental design.
The system was created for an event on the 99th floor of the Willis Tower, where it integrated with existing lighting infrastructure and a demanding installation environment. Rather than a one-off scenic element, it provided a flexible framework that could adapt to new spaces, visual identities, and event formats.
