Transient Belonging/s is an evolving public pavilion and research space exploring how objects move through urban life — through use, care, exchange, disposal and reuse — and how these material journeys shape experiences of belonging, memory and value. Developed as a temporary threshold architecture for gathering and collective experimentation, the pavilion brings together artists, researchers, local residents and visitors through talks, workshops, screenings and informal encounters. Rather than a fixed display, it operates as an open process of shared inquiry, inviting reflection on how everyday materials shape experiences of place, community and urban life.

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The Pavilion of Transient Belonging/s is a practice based research project developed by the Sites & Situations Research Lab at the Royal College of Art and Hochschule Hannover University of Applied Sciences and Arts: Experimental Design in collaboration with Wandsworth Council and 121 Collective.