The asymmetric Pavilion embraces its temporary nature and utilizes scaffolding as the main structure. The exterior frame is made out of criss-cross timber braces and creates an enclosure which still allows for natural ventilation in summer. The wooden exterior structure incorporates a public boardwalk and a Welcome Bar that serves as a meeting place for all residents and over 800,000 visitors that arrive at the island each year.
Dominating the second floor are a 2,400 square-foot dance floor and a 2,600 square-foot outdoor terrace with host High Tea in the evenings and is used as a lounge at night. An internal winding loop of stairs connects all the floors. Stadium steps cascade out from one wall inside the club and create an elevated view of the dance floor.
The intertwining of interior and exterior spaces provides exposure to the salty air, bay breeze and the sound of waves splashing against the shore, while large dance floor areas were created for those who prefer to dance the night away.
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