Architecture pavilion

At the highest point of the city, a bird lands after a long flight; among hills and rocks, it seeks to observe the great metropolis in awe… A pavilion that invites contemplation and discovery from within, framing unique views and spaces that can only be appreciated from great heights. A place to pause and delight in the urban landscape, a unique formal element where light, structure, and geometry merge: "A temporary space for prolonged memory." © Eletres Studio Ideal Territory Located in the city of Guayaquil, the pavilion functions as an experimental observatory of the city. Its location at the highest point of the campus of the Catholic University of Santiago de Guayaquil, more than 70 meters above sea level, positions... En savoir plus

The climate crisis is a maze of choices—complex, urgent, and deeply personal. Every decision we make, no matter how small, contributes to the trajectory of our planet. Climaze explores this reality, turning the abstract challenges of sustainability into a tangible, navigable experience. It reminds us that change begins with the individual, yet its impact can reverberate globally. Imperfct Crafted entirely from recycled plastic, this labyrinth transforms Bryant Park into a living conversation about the choices shaping our planet’s future. Divided into twelve distinct sectors, the maze represents the critical domains where sustainability and human decisions intersect—energy, water, food, fashion, waste, transportation,... En savoir plus

The pavilion project originated from the client's premise: it needs to look like it has always been there. The area delimited for intervention is located in the garden of a plot of land with an existing house whose plasticity and materiality recall the Brazilian modernist movement. The exposed concrete structure of the roof becomes the shelter for the activities inside, the exposed ceramic brick fences, the wooden structural elements and the glass frames provide visual permeability and incorporate the garden landscape into the architecture. Júlia Tótoli Júlia Tótoli The design process consisted of searching for the essence of the pre-existing house, maintaining the gene of materiality that is expr... En savoir plus

This project  transcends the limits of simple physical construction. It is a philosophical manifestation that seeks to establish a harmonious dialogue between humans, nature, and architecture. The central idea of this project is the pursuit of essence, purity of elements, and simplicity. Fernando Guerra - FG+SG Fernando Guerra - FG+SG Fernando Guerra - FG+SG Fernando Guerra - FG+SG The composition of pure volumes reveals a kind of modernist and minimalist "quotation," where each element has a precise purpose and contributes to the beauty and functionality of the space. The relationship with the surroundings and the garden is essential to this proposal, as it aims to integrate humans with the natural environment, cr... En savoir plus

Nestled within the verdant expanse of the Archstoyanie Land Art Festival, the Resonance Pavilion by BQ Studio stood as a powerful statement on the potential of reclaimed materials and the impact of sustainable design. Conceived during a time when the construction industry generates waste equivalent to 226 Great Pyramids of Giza annually, this pavilion redefines how we approach architectural innovation. Caption Caption Constructed entirely from repurposed materials—scaffolding, insulation, and reclaimed pipes—Resonance challenges the conventional view of waste, transforming discarded elements into a striking architectural centerpiece. The skeletal frame of scaffolding, once temporary, now serves as a permanent symbol o... En savoir plus

AT Pavilion is located in the bustling urban area of South Jakarta as a serene retreat from the city’s fast-paced lifestyle. This Pavilion design was inspired by the need to take a breath between traffic jams, busy work schedules, and the hustle and bustle of the city. Jonathan Raditya Jonathan Raditya Jonathan Raditya AT Pavilion extends horizontally across a rectangular site. The exterior features a monolithic front facade, providing a sense of privacy, while the interior is characterized by numerous openings that connect with outdoor spaces. Jonathan Raditya Jonathan Raditya Jonathan Raditya Jonathan Raditya Caption The pavilion employs a mix of three materials: concrete, wood, and steel. C... En savoir plus

Within the framework of its curatorial project The Sedimentary Effect, the cultural organization INSITE invited us to collaborate on its third chapter A Timeless Way of Building, based on the book by Viennese architect Christopher Alexander (1979) and the experimental social housing known locally as El Sitio (1976) in Mexicali, Mexico, through the commissioning of a pavilion with the specific intention of projecting Christopher Alexander's legacy. Fidel Gallaga Fidel Gallaga Fidel Gallaga In what used to be the "Builder's Yard" of El Sitio and most recently a parking lot, stands Situations of Being; a pavilion that facilitated creative exchanges and social dynamics during A Timeless Way of Building, an event curated by INSIT... En savoir plus

Shadows in Gravity / Faculty of Architecture and Art UDD SurSur +  Eletres Studio Its materialization started from the architecture office Eletres Studio and in collaboration with the Faculty of Architecture and Art UDD SurSur, Concepción Chile, the Shadows in Gravity Pavilion project had as its general idea to propose an experimental and sensitive pavilion that would allow the recognition of the social. and landscape values. of one of the largest cultural stages in Chile, the esplanade of the Biobío Regional Theater designed by Smiljan Radic, Eduardo Castillo and Gabriela Medrano. Academic experience The project was executed within the cycle of annual academic activities called Detonating Experience 01 “Contact... En savoir plus

By using reused wood that can be reused again, the Gate Bridge Pavilion is 100% sustainable. René de Wit René de Wit René de Wit During the joint walk in the Benedictine sisters convent garden, it was said by the curators that a temporary passage was planned from the adjacent cobble stone lane through the concrete wall to make the exhibition in the garden of the Onze Lieve Vrouwe Abbey accessible for the H3H art Biennal visitors.  It is especially emphasised that this will be a very special moment, because the catholic cloister sisters that are an enclosed religious order have never allowed public access to their private garden before. Besides going through the wall the passage also crosses a deep d... En savoir plus

The site is located on the border of the Naturalistic Oasis of Cave di Noale, an area of approximately 40 hectares inserted in an agricultural landscape fragmented by residential urbanizations. depaolidefranceschibaldan architetti depaolidefranceschibaldan architetti The oasis is the result of the abandonment of clay excavation activities in the early seventies. The subsequent filling of the quarries by rainwater and water coming from the aquifer and Draganziolo river, led to the formation  of numerous ponds with variable depths, which was followed by the formation of a flourishing vegetation and the colonization of the area by a moderate number of animal species (birds, fish, amphibians).  depaolidefranceschibaldan... En savoir plus

THE OUTDOOR ROOM is a pavilion for the 2023 Seoul Biennale of Architecture and Urbanism, built in Songhyeon Green Plaza. It is an architectural device to sense land and city. The simplicity of the square structure aims to capture the complexity of the environmental and cultural history which endows great significance to the opening of its site to the public. Swan Park Swan Park Once an ancient pine forest attached to a royal palace, in the second half of the 20th century Songhyong-dong was a representative site of American military occupation. The site was a void, enclosed by walls and isolated from the rapidly growing urban environment around it. As the walls come down and the park opens to the public, becoming available to the... En savoir plus