"Architecture that connects the body, mind and spirit"

JONATHAN FRIEDMAN​​​​

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Adjacent to the Forest Spa Project is the meditation pavilion. As a dedicated entrepreneur, the client is committed to enhancing their mental and physical performance through meditation, stretching, and massage. The pavilion serves as a sanctuary to rejuvenate, revitalize, and maximize health and well-being.

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The building turns inwards, offering framed views of the sky, water, and trees. Rough concrete walls tune out unwanted noise, such as motorboats and cars.  

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Materials are carefully chosen for their appearance, performance, and properties, such as how they sound, smell, and feel when in contact.

 

Sustainable strategies include removing no mature trees, using low-e-concrete, passive ventilation, and collecting rainwater.

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Phase:                  Concept Design

Area:                   2,800sf [250sm]

Architect:              LIMINAL​

Client:                 Private