Low-impact pavilion reflects its natural environment
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The Non Program Pavilion maintains very little impact on its terrain
The Non Program Pavilion was conceived as a multi-purpose center that would blend into its surrounding environment
Drawing attention to the color of the ground, the rear facade is characterized by unstained natural wooden panels
The main facade of the structure boasts impressive floor to ceiling glass panels, which reflect the surrounding landscape views
Non Program Pavilion integrates contemporary design with sustainability
The glass facade of the Non Program Pavilion
The main facade of the structure boasts impressive floor to ceiling glass panels, which reflect the surrounding landscape views
Vertical wooden panels wrap around the structure
The interior concrete walling and roof system provides the structure with passive thermal mass heating and cooling
The pavilion features curved exterior walls, giving the impression that the building is smaller than what it actually is
Unstained natural wooden panels stretch upwards from the ground.
The pavilion’s reflective glass windows also help to keep the sun’s heat out on hot days
The structure is camouflaged by its neighboring landscape
Vertical wooden panels wrap around the structure
The large open interior space is simple and clean, with furnishings being kept to the bare minimum
The Non Program Pavilion will be used for an array of public gatherings
The Non Program Pavilion aims to seamlessly integrate contemporary design with sustainability
The glass exterior almost cloaks the structure with an invisible blanket
The Non Program Pavilion aims to seamlessly integrate contemporary design with sustainability
Article Summary
Architectural firm Jesus Torres Garcia has created a stunning multi-purpose pavilion that seeks to minimize impact on the environment, both by aesthetically blending with the surrounding landscape and through the use of passive solar design and unconventional construction methods.
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