A 3 × 3 × 3 m module forms the basis of the small structures for IGA Berlin. A light-painted frame and flush wall panels create a recurring architectural element, appearing in different combinations as points of orientation across the exhibition grounds. A joint grid divides the panels into three parts, horizontally or vertically, accommodating doors, windows and hatches alongside transparent and translucent surfaces. This shared order brings the different functions together, while colours and openings can respond to individual uses. The system combines variation with a recognisable architectural language. The role at annabau included the design concept and 2D drawings; the proposal received first prize.
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