Aranda/Lasch created an exhibit system for the Museum of Modern Art
show On Site: New Architecture in Spain
open February 12 to May 1, 2006. Working with Terence Riley and the
MoMA's exhibit designers, the idea was hatched to produce a set of "peninsulas"
for the display of models using a three-dimensional tiling system -
paying tribute to Spain's geography as well as its rich architectural
legacy. This tiling involved designing and fabricating a single modular
unit out of eps foam that would lock with itself in a variety of ways,
never repeating and always formatted to fit its architectural models.
