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"The pavilion was designed as a network of small scale units," said Precht. "It was a core feature to avoid a large, iconic structure that covers a majority of the land. Rather, we wanted to create a village-like typology that can be explored by the visitors."
i really like the idea of having multiple small units/"pockets" of water if you will, in my bathhouse design as opposed to one large shared pool. i just personally find it not only more private but also hygienic. i also like to think of Precht's design as an opportunity to consider redefining what a pool or bathhouse really is. perhaps the bathhouse doesn't have to be taken in a literal sense of it being a house with a pool in it. maybe it could be something closer to that of a water exhibition that can be explored by the visitors/users, similar to this wooden village.
Visitors will be able to choose their own path, making their own discoveries as they go along. They will encounter ping-pong tables, children's playgrounds and themed gardens dotted around the space.
They will also be given packets of seeds as they enter, and encouraged to plant them into the gaps in the roof of the timber structures.
"In most expo pavilions, the paths are guided and that makes their exhibitions boring," said Precht.
i also find this incorporation of interaction happening as a part of the design really fascinating where visitors are "given" something to add to the existing interior features. for me, I find that this action calls for a sense of intimacy between the visitor and the conditioned environment, even if it is deemed small and insignificant...
perhaps it is the small moments that matter the most...
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Called “Park de la Distance,” from the Austria-based design firm Studio Precht, the concept guides visitors on a solitary walk around a maze-like path on parallel lanes separated by hedges. “There is something fundamental in spirals,” Chris Precht, one of the founders of Studio Precht, writes in an email. “A path to the center. A path to your inner self. And as this path is about solitude, I think this is an appropriate geometry to stroll on.”
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