Designer Pedro García Martínez designed this ephemeral exhibition pavilion for a company dedicated to the production of aluminium windows and carpentry elements. He used the ductile and light material to create an interplay of suspended elements that seem to move in a vacuum.
Organic construction in Amsterdam. The movement of the sun generates the parametric form
Contemporary Japan in the heart of Milan. Not only a gastronomic experience
Interior design for the Dental Clinic in Sydney. The wooden element combines aesthetics and functionality
Renovation by the San Francisco Bay. New flexible spaces for the Haiku House
