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.
Elegant apartment in Turin. Unique space combining ancient and modern
Boutique Hotel among the vineyards in Mexico. Cement and stone create volumes other than the hills of the landscape
Cultural centre in China. Balance between the primary force of nature and modern construction
New life for a post-military building in Poland. A compact shell of black blades
