Butterfly Pavilion – Noor Island
3deluxe
The shape of the roof, which at some points is a full 13m high, reaches immense horizontal spans across a surface of some 800m².
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Björn Asmussen
Butterfly Pavilion – Noor Island
3deluxe
One special challenge was to develop a high-gloss gold paint that could withstand the maritime environment
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Christian Bauer
Butterfly Pavilion – Noor Island
3deluxe
Busy lines characterise the plaza surrounding the Butterfly Pavilion.
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Joaquín Busch
Butterfly Pavilion – Noor Island
3deluxe
The Butterfly Aviary is located at the center of the Butterfly Pavilion, shaded by its defining golden roof.
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Joaquín Busch
Butterfly Pavilion – Noor Island
3deluxe
The mostly white interior creates a touch of freshness and promises relief from the heat outside.
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Joaquín Busch
Butterfly Pavilion – Noor Island
3deluxe
The Butterfly Aviary illustrates 3deluxe’s design principle „Multilayered Atmospheres“: Inside, an undulating landscape made of thermoformed mineral material Krion merges horizontal and vertical.
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Joaquín Busch
Butterfly Pavilion – Noor Island
3deluxe
The Literature Pavilion, an open structure or about 40 visitors with no climatic sheath, is reminiscent of stylised Bedouin tent where people sit on the floor – cushions and blankets are covered in a fabric specially woven in Germany.
Photo credit:
Sascha Jahnke
Butterfly Pavilion – Noor Island
3deluxe
What appears latent during the daytime comes completely into its own afte twilight when the island becomes a stage.
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Joaquín Busch
Butterfly Pavilion – Noor Island
3deluxe
As dusk sets in, a landscape made of millions of tiny lights begins to twinkle in the northern half of the island. The spectacle transpires to be a sea of stalks swaying softly in the wind and slowly changing their colour.
Photo credit:
Sascha Jahnke
Butterfly Pavilion – Noor Island
3deluxe
In the evenings the building is orchestrated in a special way – the individually controllable LED lamps integrated in the nodes galvanise the supporting structure. Patterns of light make their way across the façade and the pavilion suddenly resembles a swarm of butterflies coming together in ever-changingrhythms before drifting apart again.
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seele me FZE
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The Form of Form - Fourth Edition of Lisbon Architecture Triennale
Lisbon Architecture Triennale
Renato Nicolodi, Angiportus I, acrylic drawing, 2012, Borchtlombeek, Belgium
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© Renato Nicolodi
The Form of Form - Fourth Edition of Lisbon Architecture Triennale
Lisbon Architecture Triennale
Sigurd Lewerentz, Flower Kiosk at the Malmo Cemetery
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© Karl-Erik Osson Snogeröd
The Form of Form - Fourth Edition of Lisbon Architecture Triennale
Lisbon Architecture Triennale
Arestava Arestava, Movement of elements, 2014, Uppsala, Sweden
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© Kristin Arestav
The Form of Form - Fourth Edition of Lisbon Architecture Triennale
Lisbon Architecture Triennale
Bétons Armés Hennebique, Perspective view, plans, section and details for a wool mill, Tourcoing, 1897
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© CNAM/SIAF/Cité de l'architecture et du patrimoine/Archive d’architecture du XX ème siècle
The Form of Form - Fourth Edition of Lisbon Architecture Triennale
Lisbon Architecture Triennale
Skrei, arch model
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© Lara Jacinto
The Form of Form - Fourth Edition of Lisbon Architecture Triennale
Lisbon Architecture Triennale
Cedric Price, McAppy Report, 1973–1975. Portable Enclosures Program, model, 1973. Cedric Price fonds, Canadian Centre for Architecture, Montréal
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© CCA
The Form of Form - Fourth Edition of Lisbon Architecture Triennale
Lisbon Architecture Triennale
Design Earth (Rania Ghosn / El Hadi Jazairy), Georama of Trash, 2012
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© Design Earth
The Form of Form - Fourth Edition of Lisbon Architecture Triennale
Lisbon Architecture Triennale
Keith Krumwiede, Birds Inspect the Plans of Freedomland, after The Concert of Birds, Melchior d’Hondecoeter, 1670
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© Keith Krumwiede
The Form of Form - Fourth Edition of Lisbon Architecture Triennale
Lisbon Architecture Triennale
Interboro Partners, Arsenal of Exclusion lamp; Inclusion
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© Interboro Partners
The Form of Form - Fourth Edition of Lisbon Architecture Triennale
Lisbon Architecture Triennale
A terceira água, Winning project, Trienal Millenium bcp Award
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© Flora di Martino, Pedro Costa, Rita Martins, Saule Grybenaite, Architecture University of Porto
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