One of my favourites from the Biennale.
The simplicity of this pavillion speaks for it self. One person at a time refers to exactly that, one person allowed in the pavillion at a time. The intent - to experience the quantity of sqm area allocated to those living in Bucharest. The space heightens the visitors feelings of containment, isolation and realisation of habitable space. The walls within the pavillion stand to dedicate a space for the 'architecture' (ie. the space) to exist, with pockets and glimpses of the internal envelope through two peepholes at either end of the 'space'.
The experience, along with the beauty of the space, and the associated quiet, was surprisingly calming, despite the containment intended.
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