JANA HINSEN

PAVILLION CHILE

spatial installation/ material experimental/ circular design/ visualization2026NEXT
Pavillion on the intertidal shoreline in southern Chile
(01)  INTRODUCTION
LocationSouthern Chile, intertidal shoreline
Context6. Semester, FWPM Excursion
Disciplinespatial installation/ material experimental/ circular design/ visualization
TeamFanny Hartl, Jana Hinsen
Year2026
Section drawing of the pavilion
Section, 1:50
Scaffolding clamp detail with net skin
Rented scaffolding and friction clamps, salvaged net skin
(02)  MATERIAL CYCLECircular material diagram
JANA HINSEN

PAVILLION CHILE

spatial installation/ material experimental/ circular design/ visualization2026
Pavillion on the intertidal shoreline in southern Chile
LocationSouthern Chile, intertidal shoreline
Context6. Semester, FWPM Excursion
Disciplinespatial installation/ circular design
TeamFanny Hartl, Jana Hinsen
Section drawing of the pavilion
Section, 1:50
Scaffolding clamp detail with net skin
Rented scaffolding, salvaged net skin
Circular material diagram
NEXT PROJECTCAPSULE
LIVING ↗

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Spatial Design/ interior Concept/

[ CAPSULE LIVING /15m² ]

3D Visualisation

[ 2025 ]

Spatial Modeling // SketchUp

Visualization // Enscape

This 15 m² living capsule explores compact living through a reduced and clearly defined geometric language. The overall form is derived from two opposing quarter circles, whose curves shape the space without directly connecting. This separation creates distinct zones and intentional transitions within the interior.

At the center of the design, the kitchen acts as the functional core of the capsule. It organizes the floor plan and serves as the point of reference for all surrounding functions. Sleeping, working, and living areas are arranged around this core and unified through custom built elements, resulting in a compact yet open spatial concept.