The Lattice Pavilion
The Lattice Pavilion is a small prefabricated, modular, moveable, functional art structure designed to provide a special place in which to escape from the norm.
The base support frame is an eight-foot cube, with ten lattice-covered panels that fold out from the support cube frame, and are attached back to it, in order to form the final shape of the pavilion. Five of these panels are folded again at the center point and secured to the support frame. The support frame and the lattice-covered panels are mounted onto a floor, which is elevated above the ground on four support legs that require little or no foundation, depending on the site-specific needs.
The structures support frame and floor are made of painted wood, and the lattice is made of recyclable plastic. The pavilion can be made larger by increasing the size of the basic support frame, and/or by adding more pavilions together in a modular fashion.
Status: Unbuilt
