Architectual Pop-Up

The <n>FREE AIR Pavilion</n> by <n>Daryan Knoblauch</n>, a winning proposal for the <n>Architecture Festival Model</n> in Barcelona.

A conceptual <n>Adidas</n> pop-up store in a snowy landscape.

<n>Numen/For Use</n>'s <n>Net Prostoria</n> installation for <n>Prostoria</n> in Zagreb, 2021. Photo by <n>Jure Živković</n>.

An AI-generated concept for a coffee shop in Kyiv, designed by <n>Alina Holovatiuk</n>.

<n>Gecit</n>, a wooden pavilion by artist <n>Sebastian Erazo</n>.

<n>Together Apart</n>, an installation by <n>Behin Ha Design Studio</n> in Denmark, 2020. Photo by <n>Ard Jongsma</n>.

The <n>Sony PSP Pavilion</n> at <n>E3</n> 2005, designed by <n>Mauk Design</n>.

The <n>Machi-Yatai Project</n> (2009) by <n>Tokyo Geijutsu Daigaku</n>'s <n>Motokura Lab</n> and <n>Kaneda Lab</n>.

東京藝術大学建築科 元倉研究室＋金田研究室による"2009 MACHI-YATAI project「茶茶茶」"

The <n>Nest We Grow</n> pavilion in Hokkaido, Japan, a 2014 collaboration by <n>Kengo Kuma & Associates</n> and <n>College of Environmental Design, UC Berkeley</n>.