Pavilions and installations
Mamou-Mani is a London architecture studio designing pavilions and installations for cultural programmes, public spaces and brands. We develop the form alongside the way it will be made, assembled and, where the brief calls for it, taken apart and reused.
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Built examples
Concordia at Photoclimat, Paris
On the Place de la Concorde, the pavilion created a place to gather and experience photography during the Photoclimat biennale. Explore Concordia →
Conifera for COS, Milan
Designed for Milan Design Week, Conifera used distributed 3D printing to make the components of a temporary installation at Palazzo Isimbardi. Explore Conifera →
From your site to opening day
We begin with the site, the audience and what the installation needs to do. We can develop the concept, test materials and connections through prototypes, and coordinate with engineers and fabrication partners within the agreed scope. Access, transport, assembly and the installation window inform the design from the outset.
If the structure needs to tour, move or come apart, tell us where it will go next. That can shape the size of the modules, how they connect and how they are packed and stored.
What to send us
Share the site and city, intended use, opening date, installation and removal windows, and any plans or photographs you have. An indicative budget is helpful, especially if you can say whether it covers design, fabrication or the full build.