The project was created during the week of practice in the third year at ŠUP Tokajícka 24 in Bratislava. During this week, my task was to design the concept of a summer pavilion for students and teachers, which should be located right on the campus of our school. Conceptually, I placed the pavilion in the middle of a large paved area, which is located between the buildings of our school. A non-functional fountain currently stands at this location.
The main idea of the concept was to connect the history of the school with one of its main subjects - art training. In the past, our school was SOU clothing. The Department of Clothing Design has survived to this day. Later, Advertising Design and Furniture and Interior Design were added to it. My department - Interior Design is also open today. The pavilion should contain a reference to all these fields.
The former fountain will be filled with earth, we will align it with the level of the "curb" and grass will be planted there. A wooden structure will be created, which in terms of material and method of processing refers to our woodworking department. As part of its implementation, our students - woodworkers will be employed, who will make it directly in our workshop. Textiles are used for shading, blinders float in the breeze, and by moving them to different sides, visitors can create privacy and shade. The fabric will be provided by the Department of Clothing Design, and students from this department will take care of its formatting and sewing.
Our school is full of art and this pavilion also has its artistic charm. The main element of the pavilion will be 4 canvases. Each of them serves as a work of art and will be painted by the students. When looking at the pavilion from the side, these 4 canvases will complement each other and create 1 picture.
It will be a space where people can relax during breaks, sit down, talk, eat... We don't have such a pleasant space at our school, everyone would definitely enjoy and like it. The pavilion would be the main focus of our school.