Wooden pavilion
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Project • By Edoardo Milesi & Archos • Pavilions
Banfi Pavilion
The Castello Banfi Pavilion offers a complete sensory immersion into a fertile microcosm that embodies Banfi’s philosophy. This space is not merely a celebration of wine but a multifaceted narrative that intertwines a centuries-old love for the land with a continual search for balance between innovation and tradition. Here, wine becomes a tangible symbol of the patient, meticulous work of transforming the landscape and the people who inhabit it, contributing to the creation of the genius loci that characterizes the timeless harmony of the Tuscan territory.
Ezio Manciucca
Entering the Banfi Pavilion means stepping into an evocative, deeply experiential and emotional dimension, capable of engaging the senses in a collective ritual... More
News • News • 15 Sep 2024
Wooden pavilion in Versailles integrates compellingly into its urban forest context
The existing building of the National Office of Forests of Versailles (l'Office National des Forêts de Versailles) is situated in the urban landscape as a point of entry to the state-owned forest. Designed by Delalande Tabourin, a new simple pavilion serving as an extension to the existing building compellingly integrates into the urban forest context via its form and materiality while expressing the different activities of the ONF.
© Maxime Delvaux
The pavilion provides new working spaces that meet the client's functional requirements while approaching the workplace as a singular spatial and landscape experience. The architects explain that the pavilion is designed to attract the curiosity of visitors, whether they are... More
News • News • 22 Jul 2024
Atelier L’Abri’s design for minimal wooden pavilion embraces sustainable regeneration and self-sufficiency
Montreal-based architecture and construction studio Atelier L’Abri has completed the Melba Pavilion as an integral addition to its Maison Melba project. Located in the village of Frelighsburg in southern Québec, Maison Melba is a venue that promotes sustainable agri-food initiatives and culinary creativity on a human scale. The new Melba Pavilion is an unembellished, minimal wooden construction that supports the site's small-scale vegetable production and contributes to its ecological autonomy. The rustic design embraces the philosophy of sustainable regeneration and self-sufficiency.
Atelier L’Abri
Alex Lesage
Alex Lesage
The 45-square-meter (484-square-feet) pavilion sits alo... More