Pavilion 26 is an experimental architectural structure developed throug large scale 3D concrete printing.

the project explores the potential of additive construction as a design and architectural tool, allowing curved walls, continuous surfaces and customized geometries to be produced directly through digital fabrication.

The caracteristic lsyered texture of the walls is not an applied finish but the direct expression of the printing process part of the architectural language.

Developed in collaboration with MateriaNova, the project investigates a new relatinship between digital design, material and construction, exploring how additive manifacturing can expand architectural freedon while reducing vaste and optimizing the use of material.

Pavillion 26 represents an architecture built layer by layer, where technology becomes part of the design itself.