Pavilion Assembly
Part catalogue and sequence of steps
There are a total of 3 different types of parts: 1) Nodes, 2) Struts, 3) Panels
Given the nature of the form (doubly-curved all around) and the method of form-finding chosen, not all the struts are exactly the same length. In addition, the nodes were also bespoke. However, 3D Printing technologies allow for such bespoke components to be made with a sufficient degree of precision. Shown below are the steps for assembly.
Popular Articles
Popular articles from the community
David Macias Steps a Doorless Stone and Plaster House Down a Tropical Colombian Hillside
In the humid hills of Colombia, Threshold House replaces the front door with an open void and terraces its 850 m² down the slope instead of fighting it.
Jaramillo Van Sluys Arquitectura and Urbanismo Turn a Demolished Registry Lot in Quito into an Orchard Plaza
In Quito's Centro Histórico, a 2,800 m² plaza exposes the San Agustín convent wall and redraws its lost Augustinian orchard in volcanic stone.
longwave studio Reorganizes a 112 m² Tainan Apartment Around the Daily Routines of a Family and Two Cats
In Tainan, Taiwan, birch plywood, rust-red furniture and a freestanding plaster wall link arrival, storage, work and family life in one apartment.
Openfabric, caarpa and FM Ingegneria Recast the Grounds of the Reggia di Rivalta as a 25-Hectare Public Park
At the Reggia di Rivalta in Italy, a radiating plan of lawns, basins and steel pergolas turns historic palace grounds into an ecological commons.
Similar Reads
You might also enjoy these articles
The Rhythm of Seasons
A Farmers' Market Connecting Nature and the City
More Than a Building-Designing a Living System
More Than a Building-Designing a Living System
Base Beyond
DESERT COMPOUND ARID: TOURISM OF ABSENCE AND ABUNDANCE
Explore Pavilion Competitions
Discover active competitions in this discipline
Challenge to design a portable theatre
Challenge to design a portable music platform
Packaging designs inspired by the works of Frank Gehry
Challenge to design an open learning module for the elderly
Comments (0)
Please login or sign up to add comments
No comments yet. Be the first to comment!