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Temple of sun, Hermitage, Bayreuth, Germany
Can Sau, Olot, Spain - Unparelld’Arquitectes
Un Parell d'Arquitectes és un estudi d'arquitectura dirigit per Eduard Callís i Guillem Moliner des de la ciutat d'Olot, establert l'any 200
Jørn Utzon, Langelinje Pavilion, Copenhagen, Denmark, 1953,
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Aranyani Pavilion: Sacred Nature, New Delhi, India,
The Aranyani Pavilion is conceived as a contemporary interpretation of the sacred grove, a spatial environment where architecture, landscape, and craft exist in quiet reciprocity. The pavilion’s primary structure is formed from bamboo, establishing a lightweight yet resilient framework that reflects both ecological sensitivity and deep-rooted craft traditions. This structural system is complemented by woven and assembled lantana, bringing together digital design methodologies with traditional handcraft.
The pavilion unfolds as a gradual spatial trajectory that encourages slow movement, reflection, and sensory engagement with texture, shade, and light. By transforming lantana, an invasive species in India that requires ecological removal, into a primary architectural element, the project proposes a narrative of regeneration, where environmental stewardship and cultural craft become inseparable from architectural expression.
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Tongji University
Rui Xue Multi-Hall (Serpentine 3D-printed timber pavilion), China, 2022
Photo: Wongke