Design Indaba | 06.11.2026 11:53
Aulets Arquitectes explores ephemeral, sustainable architecture with Futur Habitable, by creating a temporary pavilion that turns locally sourced stone and discarded wooden pallets into an understated statement about circular construction. The pavilion, situated in Pollença, Mallorca, was developed for the town’s annual fair and forms part of a three-year programme investigating more sustainable approaches to design and production. Its construction pairs massive blocks of natural stone with a lightweight timber canopy assembled from recycled wooden pallets. Positioned across a pedestrian pathway, the structure operates as an architectural threshold, framing a view towards a nearby church while connecting the surrounding garden with the built environment.
