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Frida Escobedo has endlessly crossed back and forth over the bridges between architecture, design, and art, changed scales and mediums, and dominated the simplicity of materials as much as the potential of the motif- all accomplished while remaining true to Mexican modernism. The architect is especially interested in creating public cultural spaces that teach us how to live together and better manage the friction that arises from a life in common. In the early stages of the circular constructions built in Lullin Park, she mentioned the archeological sites of Stonehenge, the tepees of the Great Plains Indians and the huts of lake-dwellers. Coproduction Open House Geneva and 90-20.

Visible until 28.08.22 in Parc Lullin (Geneva / CH)

Client / Open House Geneva & 90-20
Materials / plywood, solid spruce
Design / Frida Escobedo