The wood pavilion is located in a strategic position visually in relation to the Credo restaurant. It was decided to work with the structural concept based on exclusively 2 ‘’x 2 ‘’ wood sections, generating a type of characteristic structure that allowed us to work bidirectionally and thus facilitate the structural behavior of the pavilion. This structural concept would serve as a nexus of relationship between the various spaces.

The central space of the pavilion concentrates all the activity, two kitchen-table furniture integrating reused materials to provide the food and eat it, next to it, the pizza oven and a beautiful existing tree that is integrated into the project as a symbol of nature that grows above the rest. The perimeter space in the center allows us to generate a circulation around the entire space.

The roof is finished with transparent corrugated polycarbonate plates, except for the space where the oven and the tree are located that it’s open, thus generating the sensation of a light and diaphanous space. The possibility of easily moving the kitchen furniture turns the space into a multipurpose pavilion that can host diverse outdoor activities depending on the client’s needs.