Inspired by bird wings, the design incorporates aesthetically pleasing motion using linkage mechanisms and servos. These elements, made of lightweight materials, create ever-changing spaces that respond to user movements. Wings control crowd flow, providing privacy and alternative paths, even accommodating physically challenged individuals.
The architectural program focuses on creating a dynamic foyer attached to public buildings for crowd control. The Museum of Fine Arts in Mexico City serves as a case study, where the urban foyer aims to guide and optimize crowd movements.