ASB at Frame Awards 2020

Between the 19th and 20th of February, ASB presented its latest architectural project, „ASB DigitalWallpaper“. The installation demonstrates how public spaces can change their purpose at an instant. The visitor is submerged in a very different emotional environment each time he/she passes the space, although the physical environment does not change.

With digital installations like ASB’s „DigitalWallpaper“ at its centre, spatial design can easily incorporate the human need for change on a daily basis. Digital installations at the heart of design concepts allow for true multi-purpose spaces, that encourage human interaction and can inflict emotional reactions.

ASB Architectural focuses on the creation of such spaces by applying a radical approach to technology. Rather than using screens to convey written information or advertising messages, the focus is on integrating digital hardware in spatial design. The human eye or touch is never directly exposed to LED screens, but to a glass surface; a tangible screen which meets all requirements for interior applications in high-end environments.

Take a closer look at the video.

ASB at ISPO 2020

After having such a great time at ISPO 2019, we went back to ISPO 2020, taking place at the Messe München in January. For this years‘ ISPO, we set up a 168 sqm LumiFlex floor as our main attraction. Uni-Liga Deutschland organized street soccer games on our floor and guests had the chance to take part in one-on-one games with the talented German goalkeeper Kim Sippel, who was part of the German National Team winning the „Socca World Championship“ in 2018.

Plus, we presented the augmented reality game HADO to the public – a new and exciting game from Asia. Imagine it as a kind of Dodgeball game, played in front of portable graffiti walls with VR goggles and wristband trackers, involving lots of crazy moves to dodge imaginary balls.

But take a look at our highlight video to see more.

Sol St. George’s College, Weybridge, UK

MultiSports floor, 1.559m²

Despite the fact we already shared some images of this project in one of our earlier newsletters, we still wanted to take this opportunity to show our latest photos of the fully finished hall with you. Together with a climbing wall, the 1,559m² ASB MultiSports floor beautifully accommodates St. George’s College’s new sports facility, the largest UK MultiSports floor to date. In combination with the wooden walls, the grey glass floor creates a classy but modern look. The floor hosts 10 different sports which can all interchange within the touch of a button via a touchscreen controller, providing students with a wide range of training possibilities.

The versatility and robustness of the floor enables the school to host gym classes, events, exams and school assemblies all in one space. No special covering of the floor or other precautionary measures are required before a non-sporting event – and when the event is over, simply clean the surface to remove any residues and it is ready for the next round of sports. A true multi-functional, multi-sport floor!