Enorme Studio Taps into the Imagination of Children
Kalin Ned — August 30, 2018 — Art & Design
References: enormestudio.es & dezeen
Enorme Studio's newly erected community pavilion is the result of an annual summer workshop entitled 'Taller del Desierto.' The event is organized by the Institute of Architecture and Design of Chihuahua and it is an attempt at connecting architects with children. The color-rich and geometric-forward creation is done in collaboration between the Madrid-based firm, local architects Juan Castillo and Miguel Heredia, as well as 19 children.
The result is an inviting multi-patterned canopy that provides shade for activities. The community pavilion is culturally informed as the aesthetic of it is directly tied to "popular Mexican iconographies such as the artisanal and colorful work of the alerbrijes."
The structure was made to be affordable and the overall design accessible. The community pavilion by Enorme Studios definitely gives the site a playful twist.
The result is an inviting multi-patterned canopy that provides shade for activities. The community pavilion is culturally informed as the aesthetic of it is directly tied to "popular Mexican iconographies such as the artisanal and colorful work of the alerbrijes."
The structure was made to be affordable and the overall design accessible. The community pavilion by Enorme Studios definitely gives the site a playful twist.
Trend Themes
1. Child-inspired Design - Businesses and architects can engage with children to create more playful, colorful, and culturally informed designs.
2. Affordable Community Structures - There is a growing trend towards creating community spaces that are affordable, accessible, and designed for all ages and backgrounds.
3. Color-rich Geometric Designs - Designers are creating structures that combine bright and bold colors with geometric shapes and patterns to create visually stunning and inviting spaces.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture and Design - Architects and designers can offer workshops and engage with children to create unique and culturally informed designs for community spaces.
2. Community Development - Organizations and businesses can invest in affordable and accessible community structures that are designed to meet the needs of diverse populations.
3. Art and Culture - Artists and cultural institutions can draw inspiration from popular iconographies and traditional art forms to create visually striking designs that reflect the local culture and community.
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