Circular Pavilion / Fabian A. Wagner + Wiss. Ass. Louise Daussy + Hochschule Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences
The circular pavilion was developed by students at Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences using components from the Black Pavilion at the Villa Massimo in Rome. The similarity of the components and the simplicity of the joints of the Black Pavilion allows the panels and squared timbers to be reused immediately. A new circular pavilion was designed from these components and erected as part of a design-build teaching project in the Academy Garden in front of the New Palace in Stuttgart. The pavilion was exhibited as part of the Summer of the Arts, served as a venue for the BDA's exchange of ideas with Karin Sander, Max Zitzelsberger and Fabian A. Wagner and offered a protected space in the Akademiegarten that citizens could appropriate.


- architects: Fabian A. Wagner
- architects: Hochschule Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences
- architects: Wiss. Ass. Louise Daussy
- Location: Academy Garden Stuttgart, Germany
- Project Year: 2024
- Photographs: Martin Sigmund
- Photographs: Kim Fohmann
- Photographs: Fabian A. Wagner
- Photographs: Louise Daussy
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