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'Invertebrate Pavilion' challenges the notion of structural resistance associated with rigidity

0-VOID is an inflatable pavilion developed as part of the third-year Architectural Design studio taught by BASE studio (Bárbara Barreda + Felipe Sepúlveda) at the School of Architecture and Art of the Universidad del Desarrollo in Santiago, Chile. The pavilion synthesizes and embodies the themes explored throughout the semester, centered on the potential inherent in pneumatic systems for formulating unconventional geometric, material, and spatial responses.

Its design was developed through an iterative process between 1:1 material exploration and digital tools, informed by a series of preceding exercises conducted by the students during the semester.

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Cite: ArchDaily Team. "'Invertebrate Pavilion' challenges the notion of structural resistance associated with rigidity" ['Pabellón invertebrado' cuestiona la noción de la resistencia estructural asociada a la rigidez] 04 Jul 2026. ArchDaily. (Trans. Franco, José Tomás) Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1114025/invertebrate-pavilion-challenges-the-notion-of-structural-resistance-associated-with-rigidity> ISSN 0719-8884
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