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.
Aesthetic clinic in Ginza. Sinuous traits, lights and organic nuances to regenerate and cultivate beauty
Dwelling in the Forest of Norway. Contemporary style inspired by the Site and Tradition
Kinetic architecture in Finland. A pavilion for a relationship between man and nature
Innovative Public Space. The use of the color Red to attract and engage
