Art of Scent Designer: Diller Scofidio + Renfro Materials: Birch Plywood, Truppan MDF, Acrylic, Electronics, Fiberglass and plaster dimples, 3D printed bulges. Museum of Arts and Design This exhibit presented scent as art. D S + R designed a minimal environment with 12 scent stations, 5 automated scent card dispensers, and a table where participants could trace the evolution of a perfume. Photo D S + R / MAD 
The burst of scent was triggered when one tripped the sensor by leaning into the dimple. Photo D S + R / MAD 
The automated scent card dispensers replaced the perfumed cards when one was pulled out from the bulge.
One of the Dimples on review at DCM Fabrication Inc. 
We pre-seamed the 3D printed bulges to frames that were later seamed in the architecture. 
The wall framing supported the wall cantilever for the air return. 
The dimples, acrylic for the rear projected labels, and bulges were seamed in the walls to be coplanar. 
Yuichiro Nishizawa did a great job adapting parking ticket dispensers for the perfume cards. 
The rear projected labels. 
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