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Not every building earns the word “sculptural” without some heavy editorial lifting, but the Vipp Pavilion in Upstate New York is the rare case where that description actually holds up. Completed earlier this year, the project is Vipp’s first ground-up build in the United States and their fifteenth bookable guesthouse globally. It sits on sixteen…
Heat is one of the most underestimated side effects of climate change, particularly in cities where built-up surfaces trap warmth long after the sun has gone down. Air conditioning has become a near-necessity in many parts of the world, yet millions of people can’t access it, either because they can’t afford it or because they…
Most garden structures ask one thing of you: sit still and enjoy the shade. A pergola is a pergola, a gazebo is a gazebo, and neither one particularly cares what the afternoon light is doing. Michael Jantzen’s Interactive Garden Pavilion operates on a different premise entirely, one where the occupant has as much say over…
Most solar infrastructure is treated as background hardware, panels on roofs or fields that quietly feed the grid while public life happens somewhere else. That separation makes renewable energy feel abstract, a number on a bill rather than an experience. The Solar Eclipse Pavilion imagines a different approach, where the act of harvesting sunlight becomes…
The typical park pavilion or bus-stop canopy offers shade but little else. A roof on posts that sits in the sun all day, casting shadows, is treated as background infrastructure that is purely functional and visually forgettable. Michael Jantzen’s Solar Electric Pavilion is a response to that missed opportunity, turning a simple shelter into a…
Climbing an observation tower involves a lot of steel and concrete just to stand a few dozen meters higher and take in a view. The ritual is familiar, the ascent, the vertigo, the panorama, but the infrastructure demands are massive for what amounts to a few minutes of elevated looking. Michael Jantzen’s Telepresence Observation Pavilion…
BaleBio, a bamboo pavilion designed by Cave Urban for Bauhaus Earth’s ReBuilt initiative, pioneers a new paradigm of carbon-negative architecture in Bali. Rising gracefully above the sands of Mertasari Beach in Denpasar, the 84-square-meter structure transforms what was once a disused car park into a vibrant communal hub, an open meeting space that merges ecological…
There’s something magical about watching an ancient fossil come to life as a building. That’s exactly what happens when you encounter the Pasona Natureverse Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka, where local architecture studio The Design Labo has created something truly extraordinary. The shell of a prehistoric marine mollusc informed the spiral shape of this remarkable…
The Entangled Pavilion by Michael Jantzen is a bold step into architecture that actually listens to its users. This experimental structure challenges the traditional notion that buildings should remain static, instead proposing a space that physically transforms based on visitor interaction and changing needs. What makes this pavilion particularly fascinating is how it turns the…
Henrik Vibskov just dropped something spectacular in Copenhagen. Circle Dome Square sits outside Louis Poulsen’s showroom like a giant red bloom that’s frozen mid-explosion. The installation pays tribute to Verner Panton’s legendary Panthella lamp from 1971, but Vibskov’s take feels completely fresh. Hot-rod red fabric panels stretch outward from a central core, creating this wild…