Everlasting Forest Pavilion for Bangkok Design Week 2020 / Plural designs company limited

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Bangkok, Thailand
  • Design Team: Piboon Amornjiraporn, Thitipon Phayakkabut, Apisorn Phalking
  • Clients: Creative Economy Agency, PTT Global Chemical Limited
  • Algorithm Design: Fab café
  • Exhibition Content: Creative Economy Agency
  • Lighting Supplier: Lighting and Equipment
  • Construction & Installation: D63 company limited, Plural designs company limited
  • Lighting Contractor: Basiclite Microsystem Company Limited, Vimon Palakawong na Ayuttaya
  • City: Bangkok
  • Country: Thailand
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Everlasting Forest Pavilion for Bangkok Design Week 2020 / Plural designs company limited - Exterior Photography
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Text description provided by the architects. Everlasting Forest Pavilion: The Intertwining of Human and nature. At present, urbanization is rapidly expanding because of economic and social growth. We are constantly facing unpredictable climates and changing environment, which affect the way a city is developed in the future. As a result, future cities will focus on the development of life quality and environmental sustainability together with maximizing living spaces and modern infrastructures. Ever Last Forest is a space demonstrating the co-habitation between man-made structures and their surrounding environment including buildings, green spaces, and daily life objects, whose resources and waste are all sustainably managed and utilized.

Everlasting Forest Pavilion for Bangkok Design Week 2020 / Plural designs company limited - Exterior Photography
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Everlasting Forest Pavilion for Bangkok Design Week 2020 / Plural designs company limited - Exterior Photography
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The design approach for Everlasting Forest by GC reflects an adaptation and cohabitation with nature, since it is impossible for humankind to move forward or reverse without prioritizing the environment. The design process is collaboration between experts from various disciplines who propose materials, innovation, and new ideas which create an everlasting balance. The materials used in the project are environmentally friendly, made from material wastes and are biodegradable. They can be reused after the project finishes. The project also builds a new experience for the audience, allowing it to understand the co-living of human and nature. The exhibition showcases knowledge about different concepts and materials exhibited in a tunnel. The tunnel gradually expands to cover a walk way and a green space. This imitates the co-living between man-made and natural materials.   

Everlasting Forest Pavilion for Bangkok Design Week 2020 / Plural designs company limited - Exterior Photography
© Anuphan Sukhapinda

The core content of this project is the BCG model, which includes Bio Economy, Circular Economy, and Green Economy. Bio Economy focuses on a good use of bio resources, which is linked to Circular Economy which looks at the production process and a circular use of resources. Green Economy promotes an environmentally friendly approach to the production of goods and services. In order to preserve the environment following the BCG model, the process begins with a selection of materials and production and fabrication processes which least affect the environment. The materials chosen should be reusable or biodegradable so that the amount of waste from the production and fabrication processes is reduced. This is also to raise awareness in terms of achieving a balance in the coexistence of natural and synthetic materials. Ever Last Forest is part of the Bangkok Design Week 2020 and a collaborative project between creative practitioners at the Creative Economy Agency (Public Organization), PTT Global Chemical Co., Ltd. (PLC) or GC and Plural designs company limited, who work together to propose an alternative for the development of future cities and sustainable materials for the future of the wider public.

Everlasting Forest Pavilion for Bangkok Design Week 2020 / Plural designs company limited - Exterior Photography
© Anuphan Sukhapinda

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Cite: "Everlasting Forest Pavilion for Bangkok Design Week 2020 / Plural designs company limited" 14 Mar 2020. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/935451/everlasting-forest-pavilion-for-bangkok-design-week-2020-plural-designs-company-limited> ISSN 0719-8884

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