



Client: Stonehill Taylor
Location: New York, NY, United States
Completion date: 2017
Artwork budget: $100,000
Project Team
Artist
Shawn Trentlage
Trellage-Ferrill Studio
Artist
Ryland Gulbrandsen
Trellage-Ferrill Studio
Artist
Amber Nicks
Trellage-Ferrill Studio
Architect
Michael Suomi
Stonehill Taylor
Overview
Put down your phones and step into Sensory Overload, a real-world interpretation of your favorite social media apps, where you can experience and discover the world through more than just your screen. Taking inspiration from the idea of connectivity and interaction, Sensory Overload catapults us into the future of design that is modern, playful, and sexy, that inspires and intrigues but never overwhelms. This temporary structure was created for BDNY2017 out of crafted aluminum. The footprint of the structure is 20'x70' and it is 12' tall.
Goals
The open plan is divided into three areas: the softer furniture and palette of “Soothe” provides a quiet oasis for conversation; the central bar in “Awaken” features interactive TV screens and artwork that encourage guests to play within the space; and “Stimulate,” the final bar lounge area showcases eye candy in the textured materials and vibrant colors that beg for exploration. The space is completed with the exposed and transparent features of the guestroom. Sensory Overload invites you to move beyond the façade and peel away the layers to bring your mind back to life.
Process
Trellage-Ferrill Studio joined forces with interior and architectural design firm, Stonehill Taylor, to create the artwork for the Sensory Overload booth space at BDNY 2017.
The space was inspired by the idea of connectivity and interaction, sensory overload catapults us into the future of design that is modern, playful, and sexy, that inspires and intrigues but never overwhelms.