The Italian design studio Avatar Architettura is known for its ability to build art-inspired structures from recycled euro-pallets, including this interesting house in Italy. It was designed as a temporary art installation for Villa Romana at the German Institute for Culture in Florence. The 30-meter-high, diamond-shaped structure was built from pallets with suitable connectors.
Pavilion made from recycled euro-pallets
The prefabricated design made from recycled euro pallets was built in just four days and has a minimal impact on the environment. A transparent PVC envelope covers the sides, allowing people to look outside, while the opaque roof provides a sense of enclosure. This bright and airy room is ideal for exhibitions and other small events. The best part? The wooden pallet pavilion is so light that it can be moved to the next location.
Interesting art installation made from recycled euro-pallets
Construction plan by Avatar Architettura
Transparent PVC cover 
Suitable for small exhibitions and events
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Peter Dark
Anna Lohan
