Pavilion at Villa R. A simple response to the landscape, where every corner was used to find a quiet balance between structure and view.

Centered on a rigorous assembly of diverse steel profiles, the project celebrates the clarity of its industrial framework and exposed joinery. Timber appears only as a tactile interface, a secondary layer marking the boundary between the raw metal structure and the human scale that meets it.

The tectonic system is often the first thing people notice, but the focus shifts once you look closer how the assembly actually works, like the orange-finished joints acting as a visual guide through the structure. It comes down to how these diverse metal elements and joints finally resolve as one. No need to hide the details when the assembly itself defines the design.