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Project • By Estudio Moirë arquitectos • Art Galleries
Creative Force
The Creative Force pavilion was designed as an exhibition space for the Atlantic Real Estate event in the city of Mar del Plata, with the purpose of commemorating and celebrating the seventeen years of trajectory of Moirë Arquitectos.Conceived as a piece that balances subtlety and boldness, the pavilion is an architectural piece that transcends functionality to become a visual and conceptual manifesto.
Ramiro Sosa
Ramiro Sosa
From the outside, the pavilion presents itself as a monochromatic structure of pure lines and white surfaces, a deliberate contrast to the colorful stands surrounding it. This contrast not only makes it a focal point within the space but also reinforces its character as an independent, almost sculptural... More
Project • By Eletres Studio • Pavilions
Horizon 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... More
Project • By ViGa Arquitectos • Pavilions
Kokedama Infinito
The complexity of current problems requires redefining the role of the architect; it is essential to go from being creators of forms or objects to interpreters of an extraordinarily dynamic reality that demands fast, flexible solutions; but above all, solutions that integrate architecture and nature. Beyond actual trends, the design of the environment that surrounds us must share values and positively influence the people and species that occupy it.
Angela Vizcarra
Angela Vizcarra
Kokedama Infinito Pavilion is an ephemeral installation that was inspired by the Japanese art of growing plants in a moss ball and then hanging them on a thread. The Kokedama allows us to introduce a new way of growing vegetation in a predominantly arti... More