This Pavilion Called 'Belong. Here. Now’ in Miami Was Made by Airbnb
Christopher Magsambol — November 2, 2015 — Art & Design
References: designboom & wallpaper
The annual Design Miami event has spawned a new interactive modular pavilion by Airbnb called 'Belong.Here.Now.' The area will serve as an open space that allows visitors to move around its components as they wish. The modular pavilion will also be in close proximity to creatives who will be taking up residency for the design event.
Aesthetically, the display takes advantage of traditional architectural elements and familiar motifs. Through its modularity, visitors will be able to leave their mark using the block-like figures. Each figure begins as a primitive shape, like a triangle, square or circle, but when combined, provide an infinite amount of possible shapes. Through this modular pavilion, Airbnb hopes to reflect its brand as a place where storytelling and physical space come together.
Photo Credits: wallpaper, designboom
Aesthetically, the display takes advantage of traditional architectural elements and familiar motifs. Through its modularity, visitors will be able to leave their mark using the block-like figures. Each figure begins as a primitive shape, like a triangle, square or circle, but when combined, provide an infinite amount of possible shapes. Through this modular pavilion, Airbnb hopes to reflect its brand as a place where storytelling and physical space come together.
Photo Credits: wallpaper, designboom
Trend Themes
1. Modular Pavilion Design - There is opportunity for innovation in creating different types of modular pavilions for events and exhibitions.
2. Interactive Event Spaces - Creating interactive event spaces that allow visitors to participate and leave their mark will be a popular trend for event planning.
3. Modular Architectural Elements - Modular architectural elements, such as block-like figures, could be incorporated into building designs, allowing for more flexibility and personalization in construction.
Industry Implications
1. Event Planning and Design - The event planning industry can take advantage of the modular design trend to create interactive and engaging event spaces for clients.
2. Architecture and Construction - Incorporating modular architectural elements into building designs will provide more flexibility and personalization in construction.
3. Art and Installation Design - Art and installation designers can use the modular pavilion design trend to create interactive and dynamic pieces that allow for visitor participation.
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