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(10.14.2011) Spagnola & Associates (New York) faced a blank canvas when designing their new office space. To inspire creativity, they went back to basics: the humble pencil. They created a 20-ft.-wide dimensional wall using 2,804 pencils hammered into pre-drilled holes in the wall panels. The completed wall reads "good design lasts." Sounds simple, but like good design, the process was more complex than that.

By Louis M. Brill

Using landmark spaces as digital canvas, projection mapping is trompe l'oeil on a gigantic, pulsating scale. Where will it take us next?