Concept
The installation is formed by a set of eight surfaces of aluminum and wood that act as a sculpture and an integral piece of the landscape. The base of the structure itself, consisting of reinforced concrete, subtly blends into its surroundings and is simply implied by the arrangement of the columns. As a result, an holistic form is created characterized by simplicity and purity and at the same time capable of functioning as a landmark and a distinct figure from distance.
The organization of the individual elements is not the result of randomness but instead responds to the movements and functions of the surrunding space as well as the needs of the proposal. The seven parallel surfaces that we place are organized by sliding towards each other, creating the necessary complexity and flexibility so that they don't not only bring the required information, but at the same time are capable of changing the surrounding space. The irregular layout of the surfaces places the information frontal to the gaze of the passer making the diplayed material immediately visible. As a result the person is prompted to stand and enter the pavilion. At the same time, the transparency of our proposal maintains a constant eye contact between the public space , the construction in question and the sea. Finally, the first pleated surface, through its peculiarity as to the form and placement, sets the mark of the installation and functions as a potential symbol for the space.