Poloxigen Pavilion in Designex Sydney, Australia by LAVA Architect

The Pavilion is inspired by the relationship of man, nature and technology.
SENSUAL, GREEN and DIGITAL, the pavilion captures some of the key visions of the design team, which has over the past 6 months established offices in Sydney, Abu Dhabi and Stuttgart.

POLOXIGEN Pavilion

• Architects: Laboratory for Visionary Architecture
• Project: Poloxigen Pavilion
• Location: Designex Sydney, AUS
• Client: POLOXIGEN
• Architect Team: Chris Bosse, Tobias Wallisser, Alexander Rieck
• Completion Date: April 2008
• Volume: 100 m3
• Weight: 10 kg

POLOXIGEN Pavilion

Green is the new black:

Taking the idea of sustainability to a new level, the entire pavilion is made out of a lightweight fabric, which stretches effortlessly between ground and sky.

POLOXIGEN Pavilion

A space of 100 cubic meters is filled with only 10 kg of material, by applying the idea of a minimal surface, which is most common in the natural world.

POLOXIGEN Pavilion

While using latest digital design- , patterning- and manufacturing- techniques, LAVA creates  surreal experience in-between the notions of nature and artificial.

POLOXIGEN Pavilion

POLOXIGEN Pavilion

POLOXIGEN Pavilion

POLOXIGEN Pavilion

Model

Conceptual Image

Conceptual Image

Tags: Australia, Designex Sydney

Category: Pavilion

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