ADDP Architects & OWIU Boasted the Centre Piece of 2020 Archifest
Kalin Ned — February 6, 2021 — Art & Design
References: archifest.sg & wallpaper
Designers and architects are envisioning the post-COVID pavilion. One example worth mentioning is the thought-provoking 'Reclaiming Connectivity' project, completed in collaboration between ADDP Architects and OWIU Design. The piece was central to the 2020 Archifest in Singapore.
In order to envision the design of the post-COVID pavilion, the creative team drew inspiration from the global challenges, as well as the individual and community needs that have arisen as a result. Through the design, the architects are testing out the guidelines for future pavilions—from "the total prefab construction to its spatial layout, sustainable wooden material composition, functional tectonic glass design, and light manipulation."
With the piece, ADDP architects and OWIU Design are recognizing the toll of isolation and are striving to create safe spaces that offer both privacy, as well as social distancing but in a public setting.
Image Credit: ADDP Architects, OWIU Design
In order to envision the design of the post-COVID pavilion, the creative team drew inspiration from the global challenges, as well as the individual and community needs that have arisen as a result. Through the design, the architects are testing out the guidelines for future pavilions—from "the total prefab construction to its spatial layout, sustainable wooden material composition, functional tectonic glass design, and light manipulation."
With the piece, ADDP architects and OWIU Design are recognizing the toll of isolation and are striving to create safe spaces that offer both privacy, as well as social distancing but in a public setting.
Image Credit: ADDP Architects, OWIU Design
Trend Themes
1. Post-covid Pavilions - Architects and designers are creating post-COVID pavilions that offer both privacy and social distancing in a public setting.
2. Total Prefab Construction - The use of total prefab construction is a trend in post-COVID pavilion design, offering efficient and socially distant building options for public spaces.
3. Sustainable Material Composition - Post-COVID pavilions are incorporating sustainable wooden material composition in their construction to support eco-friendly and health-conscious design.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - The architecture industry is shifting its focus to post-COVID pavilion design, addressing the new needs and challenges of safe public spaces.
2. Construction - The construction industry can explore the use of total prefab construction in post-COVID pavilion projects to optimize building efficiency and promote social distancing.
3. Sustainability - Post-COVID pavilion projects offer opportunities for the sustainability industry to collaborate with architects and designers in creating eco-friendly and health-conscious spaces.
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