A ROOM MADE OF STEEL.
PROJECT STORY
A demountable pavilion for rotating exhibitions — a steel room with glass ends, designed to be taken apart and rebuilt without losing its precision.
Demountability with zero visible compromise; every connection doubles as a design detail.
A kit of bolted moment frames with countersunk connections and coded parts — assembled like an instrument, not a shed.
CHALLENGE
Demountability with zero visible compromise; every connection doubles as a design detail.
SOLUTION
A kit of bolted moment frames with countersunk connections and coded parts — assembled like an instrument, not a shed.
MATERIALS
| MATERIALS | Steel frames · low-iron glazing · bronze thresholds |
|---|---|
| FABRICATION | Five-axis cut nodes, machined bearing faces, coded and crated. |
| FINISHING | Matte black powder coat; thresholds in brushed bronze-tone PVD. |
| INSTALLATION | Assembled in six days; disassembled once already without a mark. |
THE RESULT
A pavilion that proves steel can be delicate.
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