The new pavilion, with its light, subtle, and elegant appearance, blends naturally into the interior of an existing industrial warehouse. Its presence becomes a focal point within the space, with a structure composed of wooden slats designed to create a visual rhythm, conveying the calm of the activity inside in contrast to the apparent stress of the production line.
The pavilion is organized into three distinct volumes, featuring a central space up to 4.5 meters high that serves as a reception and product display area. On either side, two smaller volumes, each 2.7 meters high, house offices, a training room, a cafeteria, and changing rooms. These side sections integrate with the existing structure and provide structural support to the central volume.
The design allows for phased construction, adapting to the company’s budget and schedule, thereby facilitating a gradual implementation of the project. This strategy addresses both practical and economic considerations, offering an efficient, phased solution for its execution.
