Eletres Studio's Horizon Pavilion, situated atop the Catholic University of Santiago de Guayaquil, serves as an experimental observatory designed for visual engagement and environmental awareness. Its unique catenary curve design creates a connection between built and natural environments, framing views of the city, river, and surrounding hills. The pavilion's modular structure features M-shaped units and utilizes lightweight materials for a seamless integration with its arid landscape, reinforcing a sense of isolation while encouraging quiet observation. This innovative approach showcases a collaboration between design teams in Peru and Ecuador.
The Horizon Pavilion designed by Eletres Studio integrates its location's natural elevation, offering panoramic city views and serving as an urban observatory for environmental awareness.
The pavilion employs a unique catenary curve design, which facilitates a continuous spatial experience between its two circulation zones, enhancing user interaction with the environment.
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