P E T A L
With PETAL, I aimed to create a playful pavilion made of sun chairs that, after disassembly, can revert to their original form. During the day, the pavilion is “in full bloom” as the sun chairs open, providing a 360-degree unbarred view, and at night, it collapses to become a canvas for light projection.
J u d g e s ’ c o m m e n t s :
A standard sun chair takes on a new function as a building element in a lofty pavilion. The moving parts activate the surrounding space and create a choreography of shadow and light. Fine proportions, playfulness, and simplicity combined yield significant architecture on a limited budget.
