The V Pavilion project is born from the idea of creating a dialogue between different environments: the interior and exterior of architecture.

It emphasizes a seamless connection with people and the surroundings through structural elements, an open floor plan, and the significance of natural light.

Designed to integrate subtly with both the main building and the outdoor space, the pavilion serves as a bridge between the two.

V Pavilion draws inspiration from 1950s American modernism, which embraced an industrial approach driven by innovative construction technologies and the principles of functionalism: “The Changing Architecture”. This concept promotes an open, multifunctional layout with flexible, adaptable spaces that can easily evolve to suit different lifestyles and environments.