The LSA Creates the Dalston Pavilion in a London Car Park
Amy Duong — June 26, 2024 — Art & Design
References: the-lsa.org & dezeen
The London School of Architecture created the Dalston Pavilion in London using timber materials and this is a part of the London Festival of Architecture. The pavilion is located in a car park next to the Hackney campus and it is meant to operate as an outdoor exhibition space and classroom. This is a space to host event programs all month long -- all of which are designed for the local youth community.
Head of school, Neal Shasore notes "The Dalston Pavilion is a beacon of our Part 0 campaign, which has thus far delivered three access and outreach programmes, and helped us to build relationships with more than a dozen local schools. This year, the young people who participated in our programmes sought to reimagine the car park site adjacent to the school through design, craft and ecology. The pavilion tells their stories and showcases their work for the wider neighbourhood to see and discuss."
Image Credit: Rikard Svalastoga Kahn
Head of school, Neal Shasore notes "The Dalston Pavilion is a beacon of our Part 0 campaign, which has thus far delivered three access and outreach programmes, and helped us to build relationships with more than a dozen local schools. This year, the young people who participated in our programmes sought to reimagine the car park site adjacent to the school through design, craft and ecology. The pavilion tells their stories and showcases their work for the wider neighbourhood to see and discuss."
Image Credit: Rikard Svalastoga Kahn
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