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MPavilion 2017 design revealed

A new temporary public pavilion is built to perform.
23 Jun 2017
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The Naomi Milgrom Foundation this week released the MPavilion 2017 design by Netherlands-based architects Rem Koolhaas & David Gianotten of OMA. Their MPavilion 2017 design sees a temporary structure that, along with providing space for public debate, design workshops, music and arts events, is built to perform.

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