Temporary pavilion

omri revesz' street cinema is a public multimedia installation that revisits the mechanisms for the direct spread of information in the early soviet period.

Image 10 of 29 from gallery of 16 Temporary Pavilions that Reflect on Public Space. Photograph by José Manuel Cutillas

Image 16 of 25 from gallery of Urban House Installation / MYCC. Photograph by Rubén P. Bescós

Temporary event venues needn't be boring white tents, as these 13 incredibly creative and often eco-friendly examples prove with exciting, innovative design.

Image 19 of 45 from gallery of Floating Pavilion / Shen Ting Tseng architects. Courtesy of ShenTingTseng Architect

Image 21 of 22 from gallery of Pop-In, Pop-Out, Pop-Up: Collapsible Street Cinema Uses Film to Reflect on Soviet Russia in Venice.

The commissioned pavilion for Clerkenwell Design Week will open in Clerkenwell Close, London, from the 24th till the 26th of May 2022. The proposal is born from the ambition to transform the close into a public square, to encourage social and cultural conversation whilst introducing minimal materiality. ‍ Returning to basic principles of architecture and the primary structure of shelter, the installation offers a delicate intervention with no disruption to the site, shaping a space where…

Image 2 of 18 from gallery of Vietnamese Food Pavilion / MIA Design Studio. Photograph by Quang Dam