Patchwork Pavilion by DOMO Arquitetos Associados

'patchwork pavilion' and 'cave house' by DOMO arquitetos associados at night, light shines through the exterior patterned blocks of the 'patchwork pavilion' 'patchwork pavilion' is a temporary art gallery designed by DOMO arquitetos associados. the structure was originally built for the casa cor 2008, an exhibition for home textiles in brazil. the name of the pavilion is fitting, as the exterior is constructed from a random combination of four different pre-cast concrete blocks whose patterns have been inspired by embroidery pieces that originate in the northeast part of the country. these concrete blocks were largely used in early modernist buildings in brazil, because of their ability to ventilate and allow light to pass through the patterns, as well as for their low-cost and shape. the four different patterned tiles create a graphic patchwork effect 'cave house' DOMO arquitetos associados' 'cave house', was originally designed for a competition called 'luxury for all' which explores the idea of luxury living which considers our sensorial experience with buildings and objects, with an approach to sustainability. the structure aims to continue the flow of nature through the cave-like space.