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Triumph Pavilion
Stealthis conceived as a mimetic spatial device that
established a dialectic interaction with the surroundings by reflecting the
ever-changing environment. In line with and inspired by the work of Anish Kapoor,
Stealth interprets the architecture
of the pavilion as a subtly performative structure with spatially sculptural
quality.
The
modular construction of the pavilion provides maximum adaptability to the
nature of the site and organically articulates the geometry of its parts around
the Museum Gardens. The adaptability of
the pavilion to the multiple programmatic activities that will take place is
achieved by providing spatial differentiation instead of a qualitatively homogeneous
open-space. The aggregation of big and smaller units favours the spontaneous
appropriation of the space by the user encouraging playful interaction and social
gatherings. The pitch-shaped roof provides the necessary natural light to the
space and creates visual connectivity with the surrounding trees.
The result is a hybrid
structure that fulfils the ambition to build a visually striking and sober
architecture which, in turn, echoes the Nubian vernacular building types
creating an inclusive empathic connection with the theme of the competition.
established a dialectic interaction with the surroundings by reflecting the
ever-changing environment. In line with and inspired by the work of Anish Kapoor,
Stealth interprets the architecture
of the pavilion as a subtly performative structure with spatially sculptural
quality.
The
modular construction of the pavilion provides maximum adaptability to the
nature of the site and organically articulates the geometry of its parts around
the Museum Gardens. The adaptability of
the pavilion to the multiple programmatic activities that will take place is
achieved by providing spatial differentiation instead of a qualitatively homogeneous
open-space. The aggregation of big and smaller units favours the spontaneous
appropriation of the space by the user encouraging playful interaction and social
gatherings. The pitch-shaped roof provides the necessary natural light to the
space and creates visual connectivity with the surrounding trees.
The result is a hybrid
structure that fulfils the ambition to build a visually striking and sober
architecture which, in turn, echoes the Nubian vernacular building types
creating an inclusive empathic connection with the theme of the competition.
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