The Peace Pavilion have been created by Grégoire Zündel and Irina Cristea AZC for the summer of 2013. This was a temporary inflatable pavilion built in the heart of the Museum Gardens, in London. It expresses a sense of peace providing an ideal contemporary space with a sense of tranquility, beauty and exceptional aesthetic.
The construction is a self-supporting structure with 4m in height and 62m² in area, designed entirely with lightweight materials: PVC membrane and air. This project is a self-supporting structure whose pavilion manufacturing was designed using CNC cutting machines. The pavilion aims at providing an inspirational space where people can stand and sit whilst admiring, embracing diversity and engaging with each other in discussions about design or the importance and benefits of peace and co-existence. The beauty of the shape lies in its perfect symmetry and fluidity.
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