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Weorgoran Pavilion
Weorgoran Pavilion
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Weorgoran Pavilion
United Kingdom
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2018
SIZE
0 sqft - 1000 sqft
BUDGET
$10K - 50K
The Weorgoran Pavilion is named after the original settlers of the Worcestershire area - the "Weorgoran". The translation of this word from old Saxon English is “the people of the winding river” and the pavilion is designed to act as a device that enables the viewer to engage with the heritage of the waterways that surround the town.
The Pavilion takes inspiration from the architectural vocabulary of the canals and waterways, specifically the curved walls of the locks that are found close to the site. This geometry is referenced though a sweeping, sinuous wall which winds in and out to enclose a stage and a series of pockets for visitor “immersion”. The pavilion’s envelope is designed to emulate the way light and wind can affect the visual appearance of the surface of water. The piece, developed in collaboration with Shimmerwalls uses over 100,000 sequins which react when the wind blows and the light changes. Two bands of colour are used to create a sense of flow and constant motion.
The pavilion hosted “The Festival by the River” which ran between 15th – 24th of June 2018.
The Pavilion takes inspiration from the architectural vocabulary of the canals and waterways, specifically the curved walls of the locks that are found close to the site. This geometry is referenced though a sweeping, sinuous wall which winds in and out to enclose a stage and a series of pockets for visitor “immersion”. The pavilion’s envelope is designed to emulate the way light and wind can affect the visual appearance of the surface of water. The piece, developed in collaboration with Shimmerwalls uses over 100,000 sequins which react when the wind blows and the light changes. Two bands of colour are used to create a sense of flow and constant motion.
The pavilion hosted “The Festival by the River” which ran between 15th – 24th of June 2018.
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