The Hexagonal Pavilion

Presented in the framework of Swedish Design Movement, the Hexagonal Pavilion, specifically conceived for the garden of the Institut Suédois, demonstrates that wood can be a true catalyst for a sustainable society.
Past event
Past event
03 Sep 2021
12 Dec 2021
Location:
Institut Suédois, Rue Payenne, Paris, France
The Hexagonal Pavilion standing in the garden of the Institut suédois, with HÎtel de Marle in the background
Photo Francis Amiand

Designed by the Swedish architecture firm In Praise of Shadows architects, in collaboration with Ramboll and Swedish Wood, the Hexagonal Pavilion is made entirely of Swedish pine and symbolises the alliance between France, nicknamed “the Hexagon”, as the host country, and Sweden as the guest country.

Along with the hexagonal table, the “Lilla SnĂ„land” stools and a lamp in stainless steel and textile paper, specifically created by designer Marie-Louise Hellgren, the Hexagonal Pavilion offers an ideal place for meeting and discussion, where inside and outside become one in a protective, yet open way.

Project initiated by Swedish Wood and Architects Sweden.

Design:
Pavilion: In Praise of Shadows architects
Table and lighting: Marie-Louise Hellgren, Heartearth Lab, designer

Production:
Pavilion: Ramboll (construction); Mike England Timber Ltd (materials supplier); OMG Plumbing and Construction Group (manufacture, UK build and fixings details); Sture Exhibitions & Events (installation).
Table and lighting: Stolab (Lilla SnĂ„land stools); Wigells (hexagonal table); Örsjö (lighting); Fabric Forest (textile).

In partnership with Paris Design Week.

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