Part 2. PAVILION

The wood pavilion main organizing structure is an elevated spine built using the same technique of cutting into the layered Plattenbaus panels used for the kiosk. The spine is the main exhibition space and also designed as a virtual solid that is cut out to generate room or sub-rooms of different sizes designed to give individual objects and drawings their own space and providing visitors with focused time to appreciate the exhibited work.

The rest of the program, classrooms, workshops, café, and artist’s residences are housed on the ground floor. Roofed with wooden rafters that are lowest towards the east and slope downwards in the western direction, the pavilion offers different degrees of privacy. For example, the workshop is placed facing the road and allows passers-by to observe the activity taking place inside. The café is set at the eastern end of the building, where the tallest roof provides patrons with a lofty space with maximum transparency.