So we knew that the Shanghai Corporate Pavilion was rad - it's made from recycled cd cases, but we didn't know how rad until the designers of the project sent us the first pictures of the completed pavilion. The entire facade of the building is covered in an LED array that can be changed on a whim, but -- and here's where it gets cool -- the lighting scheme is determined by people interacting inside the building. Computers aren't controlling the lighting, people are with their actions, like waving their arms and clapping their hands!
Wow! It looks like the inside of a Disneyland ride: Space Mountain. If I can make it – I’d like to see it in person.
What a light show!
Uh, so what is the “interactive surprise” that “will hopefully give them reason to think”? You’re killing me here with the suspense!