Project
The Raw Line Pavilion
Category
Best Implemented Project of Public Building or Facility
About the project (provided by the applicant)
The pavilion is a temporary architectural installation constructed entirely from interlocking aluminum profiles, without the use of screws, welding, or adhesives. Designed as a modular three-dimensional grid, the structure explores the structural and spatial potential of industrial materials through precise assembly and repetition. Each element is left unaltered, allowing for complete disassembly and reuse, which results in a zero-waste, portable architecture. The pavilion functions not only as an exhibition space but also integrates practical uses, including café counters, benches, and display units—all made from the same system. Its rational form, open layout, and luminous surface qualities offer an immersive spatial experience that redefines aluminium beyond conventional applications. The project proposes a new approach to sustainable temporary architecture—systematic, circular, and spatially engaging.
Location
Pak Kret, Nonthaburi, Thailand
Project implementation year
2025
Project website
https://looklen.com/project/raw-line-pavilion
Applicant
Looklen Architects Co., Ltd.
Established in 2017 by Nuttapol Techopitch, Looklen Architects is a Bangkok-based practice committed to creating architecture that is contextual, exploratory, and enduring. Our work spans private residences, cultural spaces, and public projects, unified by a focus on material honesty, modular systems, and passive strategies. Presented at Shanghai Design Week, our selected projects embody a responsive design ethos—architecture as a living system shaped by dialogue with people, place, and time.
Authors of the project
Looklen Architects Co., Ltd.
Photo
Looklen Architects Co., Ltd.
Customer
S-ONE GROUP CO., LTD.
Status of the project
Implemented
