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Hamilo Pavilion  

Hamilo Pavilion

Nasugbu, Philippines

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Hamilo Pavilion

Nasugbu, Philippines

Firm
CAZA
Type
Cultural › Pavilion
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2013
SIZE
0 sqft - 1000 sqft
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CAZA (6)
Our design concept for Hamilo Pavilion was to combine a number of preexisting structural features with a contemporary façade, marrying a subtle space with its extraordinary natural surroundings. The glass enclosure frames panoramic views of Pico de Loro Bay, focusing our sights onto a narrow horizontal band of space. The double-height roof folds over an expansive wooden terrace with a black metal mesh surface, establishing a place to reflect on the dialogue between nature and man-made construction. This 125-square-foot pavilion punctuates a verdant forest without overpowering it. The roof acts both as a source of shade and as an optical lens for its visitors, reflecting the sky and creating an illusion of floating over the water below. The building hosts a range of social events, with multiple points of access demonstrating the structure’s versatility and organic position within the landscape.

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