WORKS
SCENIC GARDENC294 APT
DL1310 APT
PAVILION ( )
Z53 SOCIAL HOUSING
THREE MUSEUMS AND A PARK
ODP APT
DUBAI CREEK HARBOUR
TL 2816LEÓN SOCIAL HOUSING
C356
CHAPULTEPEC 500
M193 APT
AL APT
HIYA
TORRE F44
OKU
ART WELLNESS RETREAR
ZD ATP
JV82 APT
OKU PEDREGAL
P1 APT
DT APT
CASA 11
NIDO HQ
OSTRERÍA 109
FERRY TERMINAL
S20
G120
C47 APT
P291 APT
E33 APT
DN1202 APT
ILC1109 APT
DL 5155 APTDL 5155 APT V2
HC APT
TORRE INSURGENTES
LUMA CAFÉ
JD LANDSCAPE
SPORTS CENTER
AVT APT
LP NO. 12
ARCHIVO PAVILION
SCHOOL IN TULUM
HANGING OBJECTS
ROBATA WINEBAR
LINEAR PARK
QUASI THING
IKZA
PAU SCHOOL OF ARCH.
SLIGHTLY FAMILIAR
RESTAURANT IN TULUM
HOTEL IN SRI LANKA
IV APOTHECARY
IV APOTHECARY TJ
MAYORGA ROOFTOP
SANTA MARÍA APT
2875 APT
CONGRESO APT
PLI
ANAMUR SOCIAL CENTER
BOLICHE MARSELLA
TRIPAS SONORAS
SHOA MEMORIAL
BLUE RUIN
ÇANAKKALE ANTENNA
SPORTS COMPLEX
CH430 APT
E33 APT
TL2888 APT
PSA APT
EXPLORATIONS
VANISHING CONCRETEBRICK ORNAMENTS
CONCRETE HYPAR
STUCCO HATCHES
TERRAZZO
TRAVERTINE EXTRUSIONS
BOOLEAN TOTEM
WICKER GLITCH LAMPMATERIAL PAINT
FLOWERS
SYMMETRIES
DIGITAL PAINT
ABOUT
PEOPLE
CORE SERVICES
NEWS
CONTACT
ARCHIVO PAVILION
Collaboration with KOTUstudio
The project operates between the different fields of forces that already exist on the site and rather than resisting them they are used as design tools to integrate the surroundings into the pavilion. By taking advantage of the site’s given conditions we are creating a living collage which operates and is conceived as both a fixed object and an open-ended condition. Because of the duality between these opposite ideas we were able to generate consistency and contradiction, specificity and randomness, fixed views and flexible frames, all at the same time. The project proposes a pavilion which is in a constant evolution, not because it changes but because of its visual and programmatic potential.
Rather than conceiving it with some sort of symbolic representation of the surrounding context, we want to leave its meaning open, commemorating public space throughout its use and interaction with people; presenting it through a democratic space, allowing users to give its own understanding and meaning. The project gives a different perspective of its environment. As the pavilion is built with mirrored panels the landscape of the project is not only the area in which the pavilion sits, but also its neighbors: from the back façade and garden of Luis Barragán’s Casa Estudio to Avenida Constituyentes. We will create a surreal space where places that are not easily perceived together can meet. The placement of the mirror planes responds to certain contextual conditions such as views, program, and flow patterns, as well as to some degree of randomness that will provoke unpredicted experiences and views, ones that we cannot even imagine. The engagement of the visitor with the pavilion will set the final touch to the design process.
Rather than conceiving it with some sort of symbolic representation of the surrounding context, we want to leave its meaning open, commemorating public space throughout its use and interaction with people; presenting it through a democratic space, allowing users to give its own understanding and meaning. The project gives a different perspective of its environment. As the pavilion is built with mirrored panels the landscape of the project is not only the area in which the pavilion sits, but also its neighbors: from the back façade and garden of Luis Barragán’s Casa Estudio to Avenida Constituyentes. We will create a surreal space where places that are not easily perceived together can meet. The placement of the mirror planes responds to certain contextual conditions such as views, program, and flow patterns, as well as to some degree of randomness that will provoke unpredicted experiences and views, ones that we cannot even imagine. The engagement of the visitor with the pavilion will set the final touch to the design process.
Location: Mexico City
Structure: Wood, Mirror
Type: Competition, Pavilion
Team: Isaac Michan Daniel, Erdem Tuzum, Yelta Kom
Status: Competition
Size: 460 sqm
Year: 2012