Halfway between garage and exhibition room, living room and gallery. The pavilion is to contain a 1948 Porsche 356, a 1959 Austin Healey 3000 and a living area with minibar. It is designed not as a garage or a container but as a stage box, two fully prefabricated tini® modules, which are transported separately by truck and assembled to create a single space.
A black, uniform curtain and two spotlights that illuminate each piece, its main façade is a 9-meter lattice that lets you intuit the content, filters the light, allows ventilation and opens completely merging garden and pavilion.
It is based on two Corten steel tini® modules modulated to occupy the exact place left by the 6 large existing lime trees. The blind Corten façade in its natural color is like a rock in the garden, opaque and apparently heavy while the interior is delicate, a continuous black surface that wants to disappear.
The result is a simple and elegant pavilion that is both striking on the outside and scenic on the inside.
