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The form of the Transformer is derived from a Tetrahedron and when rotated each side facilitates a different program. The programs envisioned include the Prada Waist down Exhibition, an art exhibit by a world renowned artist and a movie festival. The final closing event of the pavilion will entail a Prada fashion show for 500 guests. In order to accommodate a range of different fashion, art and movie events in 2009, cranes will rotate, and then flip the pavilion into 4 different fa\u00e7ade and floor plate configurations. Each of the four programs will function on unique steel framed shapes including a hexagon, a cross, a rectangle and a circle. Thus, over the course of the exposition, floors will become walls and walls will become ceiling.<\/p>\n

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photo by Sergio Pirrone<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The structure will be wrapped in a translucent membrane as well as incorporate an LED display which will show movies of transformation and advertisements. The Transformer is located adjacent to the traditional 16th Century Kyounghee Palace and adds a modern element to the historical context.<\/p>\n