Category
Lifestyle
Assisted Choices
Trend cluster
Category
Eco
Pavilion
Pavilions are created with recycled and repurposed materials.
3.9
Trend score
Trend
What is the Eco Pavilion trend?
Eco Pavilion: The sight of a pavilion often evokes a sense of relief for its ability to provide shelter, or curiosity for its distinct design–and architecture brands are taking advantage of this fact by creating pavilions with recycled and repurposed materials. These small but attractive and functional structures reveal the potential in the world of architecture to adapt to environmental needs.
Insight
The consumer insight behind the Eco Pavilion trend
Both people and institutions are increasingly concerned with the impending consequences of climate change, with everything from food resources to lifestyles subject to change in the coming decades due to environmental warming and catastrophes. On both local and global levels, people and brands are aiming to push for the future of consumption and construction to be more adaptive and thoughtful in its approach to how it impacts the climate.
Trend themes
Themes within the Eco Pavilion trend
Three behaviours holding the trend together01
Sustainable Architecture
Architecture firms are designing pavilions with recycled and repurposed materials, while modular housing systems and buildings constructed from waste materials are becoming more popular.
02
Plastic Waste Reduction
The use of recycled plastic as a primary building material is being explored, and projects such as Recycled Park aim to retrieve plastic waste from water sources and repurpose it into building materials.
03
Nature-Inspired Design
Designers are drawing inspiration from nature, with designs such as the Dragonfly Pavilion and spiky recycled pavilions taking cues from insect morphology and granular mass structures found in nature.
Industry implications
What the Eco Pavilion trend means for industry
Where the trend changes the playbookFor
Architecture and Construction
Innovation opportunities abound for firms to utilize sustainable building materials and modular construction systems, reducing the environmental impact of construction.
For
Waste Management
As projects such as Recycled Park demonstrate, the repurposing of waste materials can create innovative solutions to environmental problems and reduce the amount of waste that ends up in landfills or water sources.
For
Design and Decor
Nature-inspired designs can create visually stunning and unique structures, while the use of recycled materials can create a sense of eco-consciousness in design choices.
Workshop question
In what way could your brand better adopt ecological policies or production processes?
Trend signals
Trend signals for Eco Pavilion
Trend score 3.9 out of 10, from popularity 45%, activity 65%, freshness 8%.
Popularity45%
Activity65%
Freshness8%
Audience
50%Men
50%Women
- Gen Alpha
- Gen Z
- Millennial
- Gen X
- Boomer
Market
North America
Europe
Asia-Pacific
South America
Africa
Evidence
Examples of the Eco Pavilion trend
5 featured examples from Oct 7, 2015 to Oct 2, 2018CategoryEco
Recycled Park Proposals
This Netherlands-Based Proposal Aims to Offer a Solution to Plastic Waste
An industry that can embrace technology and develop efficient processes to manage plastic waste and prevent it from polluting the environment.
CategoryArt & Design
Insect-Inspired Yard Structures
The Dragonfly Pavilion From CDR Studio is a Unique Oasis
Innovative designs inspired by insects can create new opportunities in the architecture and design industry.
CategoryArt & Design
Spiky Recycled Pavilion Structures
The University of Stuttgart Challenges Architectural Boundaries
The construction industry can embrace the trend of recycled architecture to promote sustainable building practices and reduce waste.
CategoryArt & Design
Bamboo Cane Pavilions
Penda's Rising Canes Structure Has a Modular-Friendly Construction
The architecture and design industry can explore innovative ways to incorporate bamboo in modular housing and sustainable construction projects.
CategoryEco
Repurposed Plastic Pavilions
This Dutch Pavilion's Facade Was Fashioned from Recycled Plastic
The construction industry can adopt the use of recycled materials and engage local communities to create environmentally friendly and community-centric projects.
