Plaça de Sant Felip Neri
The pavilion is a biomimetic structure, drawing inspiration from natural webs. Its design utilizes an interactive interface of touch and light, on touching the pavilion, the entire part of pavilion lits up with various rainbow colors .This creates a dynamic and interactive environment, where the colorful light patterns shift and move, encouraging playful engagement from the children below.
Plaça de Sant Felip Neri is a small, quiet square hidden in the Gothic Quarter of Barcelona. It takes its name from the Baroque church that faces the square, and around it stand old guild houses that were moved there during mid-20th-century reconstruction.The square carries a tragic history from the Civil War, and the church façade still bears the scars of shrapnel, intentionally preserved as a memorial to the victims. Despite this tragedy, the square now serves as a playground for the children who attend the Sant Felip Neri School.
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