– Success criteria –

What could a pavilion achieve?

  • A pavilion should achieve or meet the goals of being attractive or useful.
  • It is made for open spaces (different aged people are all allowed inside).
  • It is open area.
  • In my opinion, a pavilion should be environmentally friendly.

– Plan –

Idea/model 1 & 2:
One                                                                                                                                                                                Two

Idea/model: 3

– Decision making/choosing the final pavilion –

For the final pavilion, I would choose idea/model one. I think idea one meets all the pavilion requirements. I think in the process of perfecting it I will have more ideas than the other two pavilions. In the process of making three models, I found that I made one better than the other. The pavilion one I want to choose is actually the last model I made. At that time, I was not sure whether I could perfect it, because before that, my top choice had always been the Chinese courtyard.  I’ve done a lot of research on the Internet, and I’ve found that there are actually many pavilions that are beautiful but have obvious shortcomings. My goal is to do a pavilion for the school, so everything I do revolves around the school. Idea one achieves this perfectly, it is not only environmentally friendly but also provides a place to rest for people of any age. I feel like the most interesting part is that it can provide you private spaces, since it is placed individually. Also, I really like how the pavilion is designed. Not only it is a convenient pavilion, it also provides you a shelter. In conclusion, I feel confident that idea one has the best potential.

 – Detailed drawings and specific elements of my chosen design – 

Different views (side, top, perspective):

Scale:

 

3D form:

Main materials:

  • Solar panel
  • Pressure-treated woods
  • Rustic cedar
  • Paints

Site location (Context):

(Located where the outside pitch were – the benches)