The Pavilion of Shared Belonging: A Rhizomatic Architecture
Children draw moments of belonging, transform drawings into colourful strips, and collaboratively build a pavilion celebrating shared stories, creativity, community.
The Pavilion of Shared Belonging: A Rhizomatic Architecture
Children draw moments of belonging, transform drawings into colourful strips, and collaboratively build a pavilion celebrating shared stories, creativity, community.
Saturday 13th June
10:00 - 14:30
Free
Young people aged 0-10
Young people aged 10-16
Led by Archimake and Temple Bar, join children in creating a colourful temporary structure built from drawings of places and moments where they feel they belong.
Participants begin by drawing their own stories of belonging. These drawings are transformed into strips of paper and woven together to form the vibrant cladding of a collaborative pavilion. As the structure grows, individual ideas connect to create a shared space that everyone has helped shape.
Free, family-friendly, and part of the London Festival of Architecture, come and experience how personal stories, imagination, and teamwork can transform simple materials into a joyful collective architecture.
Location
Temple Bar
Paternoster Lodge,
2 Paternoster Square
EC4M 7DX
Please press button with red Temple Bar Icon to gain access to workshop
Nearest station:
St Pauls Station
Accessible toilet
N/a
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