Mark A-to-Z: P is for Pavilion
Pavilions often reflect the architect’s dreams, desires, and aspirations in architecture. It embodies the playful nature of it and typically its functions render it an object of pleasure. Intricate temporary structures designed by students to prac
Create a free account to read the full article
Get 2 premium articles for free each month
Related Articles
MORE Paris
A graceful sense of monumental scale is made portable for this Centre Pompidou satellite
Reflection takes on multiple meanings in this forest pavilion activated by rain
He moved countries to relearn design. Now, Sho Ota prioritizes his relationship with timber
This week, surreal gender-bending performance, more-than-human design, and new objects in old buildings
Furniture roundup: rounded forms, circular values
Workspaces are changing. Pedrali is here to support them for the long run
Are materials the key to repairing our relationship with nature?
Furniture for a fictional home, exploring public versus private, David Lynch goes to Prague and more
Simple interventions using plywood, cork and ceramic breathe new life into this Biarritz bakery
