Inspired by Japanese legend Akai Ito, the Pavilion guides visitors through shifting perspectives, mirroring life’s rhythms of beginning, pause, and departure.

Its 17-meter-high movable fabric façade responds to light and wind, resembling theatre curtains.

A looping pathway alternates between enclosed, open-air, and garden spaces, highlighting French savoir-faire.

Constructed with prefabricated, modular elements, the Pavilion embraces circularity, enabling disassembly and material reuse.

The entrance stairway and balcony form a stage, blurring inside and outside, welcoming visitors into an adaptive, immersive journey.

The Pavilion reflects the interplay of architecture, environment, and human experience, offering dialogue, reflection, and connection.