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07.27.12 | BLOG London , Olympics , coca cola

London Coca-Cola Beatbox

WRITER Maya Phillips

London has been pulling out all of the stops for the Olympics, including premiering an interactive musical building. Designed by Asif Khan and Pernilla Ohrstedt, the Coca-Cola Beatbox is composed of over 200 interlocked red and white translucent air cushions. Gestures, touches, and movements give life to the structure, so visitors can trigger music as well as sounds such as athletes' heartbeats and shoes squeaking.