Juvenile Pavilion / UArchitects

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Text description provided by the architects. The resoluteness of the world which aims at the interior is partly removed. A new and more intensive interaction with the surrounding nature is aimed at for the youngsters. The open structure stimulates the daily shifts between living, learning and recreation.

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The client asked for a building which should help the youngsters to return to society, because the youngsters only stay for a while. It’s a time-out. The design does not express permanency but the opposite: it is an expression of temporality, like the stay of the youngsters.

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The concept aims at an open, transparent building between the closed prison and the outside world. Visitors can throw a glance at the prison life and the youngsters can look outside, the society in which they will return later on.

Juvenile Pavilion / UArchitects - Windows, Forest
© Norbert van Onna

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Cite: "Juvenile Pavilion / UArchitects" 23 Mar 2011. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/121698/juvenile-pavilion-uarchitects> ISSN 0719-8884

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