Multi-sensory pavilion “Gharfa” by Edoardo Tresoldi’s Studio Studio Studio lab in Riyadh

Multi-sensory pavilion “Gharfa” is an installation within the temporary creative project “Diriyah Oasis,” designed and curated by Dubai based studio Designlab Experience, and located in the Saudi Arabian capital of Riyadh. The structure is 26 meters at its highest point and is the most giant wire-mesh sculpture to date. A work of transient architecture that is not reliant on melding visually with its surroundings. Rather it’s a structure that is an architectural fortress, offering mere glimpses of what is happening within it.

Website: http://www.edoardotresoldi.com/studiostudiostudio/

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