Modular Sauna Pavilions

Pavilion Sei is a modular sauna system developed by Italian brand Agape in collaboration with Nicholas Bewick that forms a compact wellness structure. The system consists of pre-produced wooden frame components that assemble into a 6-by-6-foot pavilion with an elevated platform and a roof that admits daylight. The enclosed sauna module uses glass partition walls engineered to contain heat and steam, while the surrounding structure remains open to the outdoors. Variants of Pavilion Sei, including more compact versions B and C, are offered depending on spatial requirements. The unit can be configured with adjacent elements such as a washbasin and bathtub designed by other contributors in the installation.

Agape’s Pavilion Sei reflects the brand’s systems-oriented design philosophy and modular approach to micro architecture. The structure is designed to be erected with minimal impact on its surroundings and can be adapted to settings such as backyards, rooftops, or shared gardens. The components are standardized but can be reconfigured for different experiences centered on wellness and environmental context. The name "Sei" references the number six in Italian and connotes presence and life across cultural interpretations.