Dezeen Debate features "alluring" pavilion by Leopold Banchini Architects
The latest edition of our Dezeen Debate newsletter features the Asympta pavilion by Swiss studio Leopold Banchini Architects. Subscribe to Dezeen Debate now.
Leopold Banchini Architects has completed Asympta, a temporary stone-and-wood pavilion in Sicily that references the "unknown domestic architectures" of prehistoric societies.
Readers discussed the project, with one saying, "the aesthetic of this design is so alluring", while another commented, "looks great, but what an incredible amount of material to achieve this result".
Other stories in this week's newsletter included a report that confirms Antoni Gaudí as the architect of Xalet del Catllaràs, drawings of the White House East Wing expansion project and renderings released of a proposed stadium and mixed-use district in Florida.
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