Architecture Design of Town Center Pavilion
Architecture Design of Town Center Pavilion
This is idea of David Coleman, pavilion is intended to serve as the gateway to the beach from the town center and an icon for the town. It is set on a bluff 20′ above the beach overlooking the Gulf of Mexico. The tower is designed to mark a point along the beach and to provide full accessibility by way of its monumental stair and switchback ramp. It possesses a unique spatial quality that transforms its elemental expression and monumental scale. From the distance, one reads a monolithic form. As one enters the tower, its solidity melts away and is replaced by a feeling of lightness and shade. At night, internal lighting renders the tower’s skin transparent, causing a radical transition in its formal dynamic as day turns to night and night to day.
Town Center Pavilion
Lighting Architecture Design of Town Center Pavilion
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- Lighting Architecture Design of Town Center Pavilion
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- Town Center Pavilion
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- Architecture Design of Town Center Pavilion
Tags: accessibility, architecture design, david coleman, expression, gulf of mexico, internal lighting, monumental scale, ramp, solidity, transition
