Charles Stinson Architects
Panels
These white
concrete panels measure approximately 1 meter
square. Charles Stinson drew a
sketch of what he wanted, from which three small samples
were made. He selected one with bands of concentric
tonal change, and the full-size molds were then made.
Note that when viewed from the below the panels have a
dark perimeter and a bright middle.
When viewed
from above, the panels now have a bright perimeter with a
dark center. The change occurs as the viewer ascends or
descends the stairwell. The difference is greater at night
with more strongly directional lighting.
