The greatest minds in architecture can transform a project into something special by embracing its limitations and using them to pursue unconventional aesthetic solutions. Experimenting with fabric is an increasingly popular way of blending a building’s exterior with its environment. Whether its a facade, pavilion, or some sort of temporary structure, the tensile material is a way for architects to have fun with their creations. Below are a few examples of this.
Pavilion and Workshops for Nature Concert Hall in Sigulda, Latvia
(DJA) (DJA)The Orangery in Holte, Denmark
(Lenschow & Pihlmann and Mikael Stenström) (Lenschow & Pihlmann and Mikael Stenström)
Marc Jacobs Aoyama Flagship Building in Tokyo, Japan
(Jaklitsch/Gardner Architects) (Jaklitsch/Gardner Architects)
F40 Office in Berlin, Germany
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