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Further, Flock produced the two structural pieces, testing the geometry of the joinery hands on. The joints are cnc milled and the columns are then nailed together using wooden nails, making it a 100% wooden construction. Project partners: Lendager Arkitekter, The Royal Danish Academy, Cowi, Logik & Co, Miljøstyrelsen, !pu., Tscherning, Hempcrete.dk.

The orignal table (black table top) was constrcuted using heat treated pine, sourced from demolition floorboards, and chipped oak, constituting a table top, bound with casein. The second edition featured a simpler design, with fewer components, and a new material composition in red heart waste beech and Fusø table tops, both sourced through a:gain. Common for both tables, the construction of the frame is made up of pieces no longer than 65cm, making sourcing that much easier. It is a design which respects the reclaimed material sources available and plays to their strengths.

Aesthetically the cube lit up at night, creating a beacon for people to flock around. Hordes of happy festival goers migrated to the scene at the end of the last live act on each of the three days. Hundreds of people gathered around the cube, which housed three DJs, each playing a channel for the Silent Disco events. Further, during the days, the many O's of the metal screens created a clear connection to the name and identity of the festival.