constructed with over a thousand timber sticks of different lengths, the rectilinear wooden pavilion provides a provocative invitation to the public from the street.
French architecture studio Atelier Vecteur has designed the ‘Welcome Pavilion’ for the festival of lively architecture held in montpeiller
京都,東山のアンティークな貸切邸宅･結婚式場･披露宴・コンサート会場【パビリオンコート】
The Naulakha Pavilion (as seen on the left side) is a prominent white marble personal chamber with curvilinear roof. The structure was originally inlaid with precious and semi-precious stones and overlooked the River Ravi. When the pavilion was built in 1633 by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan, it cost around 900,000 rupees, an exorbitant amount at the time. It is called Naulakha because in Urdu language, the word means 'worth 9 lakhs (900,000) rupees'. This unique feature is symbolic of Shajahani (After the name of a Mughal Emperor) architecture. It reflects a mixture of contemporary traditions of sloping-roof from Bengal, and Baldachin from Europe. This demonstrates the imperial as well as religious image of the subject. The original roof was probably gilded. The inner walls are minutely inlaid with precious and semi-precious stones and silver with delicate parchin kari ornamentation are considered among the finest in the world.Glazed tile mosaics have been used to decorate the spandrels of the arched openings with floral designs and images of angels, genies, and solomonic symbols. The marble screens of the pavilion are crowned with merlons to prevent inmates being seen from the grounds in between the Fort and the river. I will be posting some more pics from inside later.
Image 1 of 5 from gallery of Slow Food Nation Welcome Pavilion / Jensen Architects. Photograph by Mark Darley
Studio North and a team of architecture students from the University of Toronto designed and built the new Welcome Pavilion for Wellington, Ontario.
The CNC-milled plywood cutouts were inspired by quilts.
A stunning Bathers' Pavilion wedding for Kylie and David who asked Girl Friday Weddings to help style and coordinate their wedding at Balmoral Beach.
The desire to reproduce the space of a forest, or of a group of bamboos on a layer of water, has formed the subconscious basis of the project. On the...
Completed in 2023 in Koganei, Japan. Images by Takumi Ota. This facility, “The Learning Architecture for Learners,” was constructed as a project of the Educational Incubation Center's Explayground,’ which...
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This round, wooden pavilion was designed to be a symbol of welcome at the late Bill Copperthwaite's homestead, on traditional Passamaquoddy territory.
Image 22 of 34 from gallery of Szeyup Palace Display Area / Place Design Group. Photograph by LAB Photography
Spanish design brand Kriskadecor offers spacial solutions to workplaces, creating functional private spaces, decorative facades and colourful installations.
