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Desert Design Biennale
Concept design · Cadimore
Summary
A desert design exhibition places small pavilions and a central sculptural landmark within a landscape of slow discovery.
The Brief
Let the setting influence the way work is encountered. The exhibition should give each pavilion focus while preserving the distance and open horizon between buildings.
The Inspiration
A biennale invites comparison between different positions. The desert adds a physical interval, allowing the walk between exhibits to become a moment for reflection.
The Concept
Low pale pavilions define a dispersed exhibition route, with planting and stone paths connecting them. A taller metallic sculpture gives the ensemble a visible centre without enclosing the landscape.
The Experience
Visitors move between concentrated gallery encounters and open-air transitions. Each pavilion offers a change of scale, while the central sculpture helps people understand their position within the wider exhibition.
The Outcome
The exhibition makes the journey between works part of its editorial rhythm. Architecture provides focus; the landscape gives each encounter room to settle before the next begins.
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