This is pavillion.
In this proposal we want to explore how architecture can recreate not a natural space on its own, but what defines it: contrasts between light and shadow and its changes throughout the day, the feeling of infinitude, the different densities of elements, the multiples perceptions of the space as you walk through it…
We offer this abstract natural space to the city as an oasis that each person will read differently according to their imaginary, past experiences and memories.
The aluminium shell blends the pavilion with the city on the exterior, and projects an infinite space in the inside thanks to its reflections. The steel bars create different densities of the space, making it more compressed or expanded as you walk through it. The leaves on the ground constantly change as the people move inside and make the pavillion a permanent evolving space.
In this proposal we want to explore how architecture can recreate not a natural space on its own, but what defines it: contrasts between light and shadow and its changes throughout the day, the feeling of infinitude, the different densities of elements, the multiples perceptions of the space as you walk through it…
We offer this abstract natural space to the city as an oasis that each person will read differently according to their imaginary, past experiences and memories.
The aluminium shell blends the pavilion with the city on the exterior, and projects an infinite space in the inside thanks to its reflections. The steel bars create different densities of the space, making it more compressed or expanded as you walk through it. The leaves on the ground constantly change as the people move inside and make the pavillion a permanent evolving space.