Articles Tagged with ''Pavilion Design''

This once uninviting and tricky-to-access scenic overlook has been smartly woven into the urban fabric of Ottawa by Patkau Architects and Janet Rosenberg & Studio.

Marking the annual commission’s 25th anniversary is special programming dedicated to inaugural pavilion designer Zaha Hadid.

Designed by London’s T_M.space, the temporary bamboo structure was bedecked in a mix of native and invasive species.

Designed by Marc Fornes and TheVeryMany, Moonrise serves as a hard-to-miss trailhead at Chattanooga's Tennessee Riverpark.

Bruce Goff's Pavilion for Japanese Art at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art was featured on RECORD's September 1988 cover.

Open to the public late last year, the aim of De Roca Madre was to spark dialogue around environmental shifts in relation to the slow, often invisible forces of geological change.

The 25th iteration of the coveted annual commission marks the second time that Mexico-based architects have been chosen.

Inspired by its sylvan setting, the open-air timber structure can accommodate up to 250 people for worship, performances, and celebrations.

Employing membrane-assisted radiant cooling, the scalable structure, developed by a team that included Henning Larsen and researchers from U Penn, will remain on view until the end of this month.

The Bangladeshi architect’s ‘A Capsule in Time’ is on view through October 26.