The project redefines temporary architecture as a durable part of the public realm. Each module features a contemporary interpretation of the traditional gabled roof, with asymmetrical breaks that add rhythm and variation to the urban landscape. Configurable in multiple sizes, the pavilions form a cohesive yet diverse system suited for cafés, shops, or small markets.
Sustainability is integral to the concept. Timber construction minimizes embodied carbon, while façades made from recycled Baltic plastics transform waste into aesthetic value. The pavilions stand as everyday climate statements—demonstrating how local identity, modular design, and ecological innovation can coexist beautifully within the coastal cityscape.
| Program: | Gastronomy, Retail |
| Size: | 24 m2, 72 m2, 100 m2 |
| Location: | Kołobrzeg, Poland |
| Client: | Gmina Miasto Kołobrzeg |
| Team: | Geoffrey Eberle, Magdalena Mróz, Bartosz Dendura |
| Collaborators: | ENTROPIC, studio4space |
| Year: | 2021 |
