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Art Fund Pavillion,WINNING ENTRY
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Art Fund Pavillion,WINNING ENTRY
he THE ART FUND PAVILION
Three distinct programmatic requirements—exhibition, presentation, and party—in conjunction with the Facit construction system, the constrained footprint, and the conditions of the site demand an economy of structure, in which the pavilion would typically become an ‘Art Box.’
To create a unique and dynamic box that allows for complex interaction with artwork, the intimacy of discourse, and the inclusiveness of social gathering, while maintaining the proscribed footprint, the structure must be opened and elevated.
We created a new interior topography by establishing a pattern to lift and open the box using a simple ramping system. The pattern is mirrored at the ceiling plane, and then flipped so that it is no longer parallel to the floor, creating a reciprocal pattern that reaches out to express entry/exit points.
The creation of this topography allows circulation on platforms at varying levels—and glass walls that let viewers gaze out from the inside and vice versa—provide diverse perspectives and experiences, allowing visitors to develop a relationship with the art and with the natural environment.
creation of this topography allows circulation on platforms at varying levels—and glass walls that let viewers gaze out from the inside and vice versa—provide diverse perspectives and experiences, allowing visitors to develop a relationship with the art and with the natural environment.
Three distinct programmatic requirements—exhibition, presentation, and party—in conjunction with the Facit construction system, the constrained footprint, and the conditions of the site demand an economy of structure, in which the pavilion would typically become an ‘Art Box.’
To create a unique and dynamic box that allows for complex interaction with artwork, the intimacy of discourse, and the inclusiveness of social gathering, while maintaining the proscribed footprint, the structure must be opened and elevated.
We created a new interior topography by establishing a pattern to lift and open the box using a simple ramping system. The pattern is mirrored at the ceiling plane, and then flipped so that it is no longer parallel to the floor, creating a reciprocal pattern that reaches out to express entry/exit points.
The creation of this topography allows circulation on platforms at varying levels—and glass walls that let viewers gaze out from the inside and vice versa—provide diverse perspectives and experiences, allowing visitors to develop a relationship with the art and with the natural environment.
creation of this topography allows circulation on platforms at varying levels—and glass walls that let viewers gaze out from the inside and vice versa—provide diverse perspectives and experiences, allowing visitors to develop a relationship with the art and with the natural environment.
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