Media kit PET Pavilion by Project.DWG ~ Office for Architecture and LOOS.FM
The PET pavilion is a temporary structure, used as a public space in a shared community park. The architecture informs on topics including sustainable building, recycling and waste-cycles by rethinking the way buildings are developed, built and used.
Project details
Design: Project.DWG & LOOS.FM
Design Team: Michiel de Wit, Filip Jonker, Martijn Giebels
Management of the PET Pavilion after completion: LOOS.FM
Location: Enschede, The Netherlands (Link to location in Google Maps and Streetview)
Area: 227 m2
Project Year: 2014
Images and text policy
All texts and images on this page can be used for editorial purposes, provided that the photographers and artists are rightfully credited.
Contact, Media requests & Interviews
PROJECT.DWG OFFICE FOR ARCHITECTURE
Michiel de Wit (architect)
+31 6 306 479 76
Blekerstraat 165
7513 DT Enschede, The Netherlands
info@projectdwg.com
www.projectdwg.com
Downloads
Media kit – reader
Title | Author | Download | |
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EN PET_170413 temporary monument in a temporary landscape | Project.DWG | ||
NL PET_170419 tijdelijk monument in een pauzelandschap | Project.DWG |
Project description
Title | Author | Download | |
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EN PET pavilion text 170413 | Project.DWG | PDF / DOCX | |
NL PET paviljoen tekst 170411 | Project.DWG | PDF / DOCX |
Images
Title | Author | Download | |
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01_public-space-in-a-changing-society | Photo by Project.DWG / Artwork by Martin Oostenrijk | JPG: 1280px / 3000px | |
02_detail-pet-bottle-wall | Photo by Project.DWG | JPG: 1280px / 3000px | |
03_facade-entrance | Photo by Marco van der Ruit / Artwork by André Boone | JPG: 1280px / 3000px | |
04_exhibition-1 | Photo by Réne Wolf Fotografie / Artwork by Cyril Wermers | JPG: 1280px / 3000px | |
05_facade-park | Photo by Project.DWG / Artwork by Jelle de Graaf | JPG: 1280px / 3000px | |
06_detail-pet-bottlenecks-wall | Photo by Project.DWG | JPG: 1280px / 3000px | |
06_podium-landscape | Photo by Project.DWG / Artwork by André Boone | JPG: 1280px / 3000px | |
07_allotment-gardens-robson-park | Photo by Project.DWG / Artwork by Jelle de Graaf | JPG: 1280px / 3000px | |
08_detail-facility-core | Photo by Project.DWG | JPG: 1280px / 3000px | |
09_modular-glass-wall | Photo by Paul Clason / Artwork by René Völker | JPG: 1280px / 3000px | |
10_detail-pet-bottle-wall | Photo by Project.DWG | JPG: 1280px / 3000px | |
11_pavilion-by-night | Photo by Project.DWG / Artwork by Pim Muis | JPG: 1280px / 3000px | |
12_education | Photo by André Boone / Artwork by André Boone | JPG: 1280px / 3000px | |
13_exhibition_05 | Photo by Paul Clason / Artwork by André Boone | JPG: 1280px / 3000px | |
14_exhibition-2 | Photo by Paul Clason / Artwork by Martin Oostenrijk | JPG: 1280px / 3000px | |
15_exhibition-3 | Photo by Paul Clason / Artwork by Wieger Slothouber | JPG: 1280px / 3000px | |
16_detail-facade | Photo by Lourens Huizinga | JPG: 1280px / 3000px | |
17_podium-in-park | Photo by Project.DWG | JPG: 1280px / 3000px |
Design
Title | Author | Download | |
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18_lego-church_bales-of-plastic-waste | Project.DWG. Abodantus Gigantus (Lego Church) by LOOS.FM | JPG: 1280px / 3000px | |
19_mock-up_bottlenecks | Project.DWG | JPG: 1280px / 3000px | |
20_robson-park_map-DUTCH-text | Project.DWG | JPG: 1280px / 3000px | |
21_robson-park_map-ENGLISH-text | Project.DWG | JPG: 1280px / 3000px | |
22_plan-drawing_01 | Project.DWG | JPG: 1280px / 3000px | |
23_plan-drawing_02 | Project.DWG | JPG: 1280px / 3000px | |
24_plan-drawing_03 | Project.DWG | JPG: 1280px / 3000px | |
25_plan-drawing_04 | Project.DWG | JPG: 1280px / 3000px | |
26_site-aerial | Google Earth | JPG: 1280px / 3000px | |
27_1to200_model_01 | Project.DWG | JPG: 1280px / 3000px | |
28_1to200_model_02 | Project.DWG | JPG: 1280px / 3000px | |
29_1to200_model_03 | Project.DWG | JPG: 1280px / 3000px | |
30_steel-frame | Project.DWG | JPG: 1280px / 3000px | |
31_site-plan | Project.DWG | JPG: 1280px / 3000px | |
31_animated-detail-20-fragments | Project.DWG | GIF |
Short documentary
Video files (mp4) are sent on request.