Modular Pavilion

Modular Pavilion

Modular Pavilion is a type of temporary or semi-permanent structure made from repeated units that can be quickly assembled, rearranged, or expanded. In experimental architecture, Modular Pavilions often use new materials like lightweight composites or recycled plastics, and sometimes use digital fabrication methods such as 3D printing or CNC cutting. These pavilions can be designed to test new ideas about space, light, and movement, and sometimes include sensors or interactive elements to study how people use the space. Designers use Modular Pavilions to try out new shapes and construction techniques before using them in bigger buildings, making these structures a practical tool for research and innovation in architecture.

experimental architecture, modular construction, digital fabrication, temporary structures

— Kevin Green