The pavilion looks to explore the absence of a roof as the
fifth elevation-both literally and metaphorically - by projecting the sky to
its audience through fragmented lens.
The 4th elevation is that of a pitched roof is
based on the profile of the neighbouring children’s museum. It forms an envelope
and a barrier to the outside world. This elevation is blank and devoid of
windows except for the entrance openings, it does not reveal anything of the intriguing
world inside.
Upon entering the central space of the pavilion, the 5th
elevation is revealed. In this surprising middle, the sky is seen reflected in
fragmented mirrors. The mirrors become a device to orchestrate surreal moments.
The canopies and leaves of the
surroundings trees can bee seen blowing in the wind, a bird flying past,
above can bee seen in another fragment.
"Cloud house is the roofless house that stole the world’s
roof"
