Growing Up is a temporary architectural pavilion devoted to host 

and to showcase pictures from the most relevant pieces of 

architecture featured by Florim.

Growing Up is a flexible and a demountable structure assembled 

from wood frame.  The installation looks in construction or in 

progress. The design represents the goals of Florim, The pavilion is 

named “Growing Up” because, the structure itself is unique and it 

seems in progress, strange or unachieved. 

 People commonly say “Time is money”, but here we try to show 

that Time is much more; time is important “time is running out”. This 

abstract element can’t be controlled by human, by us. Time also 

represents “projects or future” maybe that is why we always running 

for more time, more second: “hey! Lay it on me”. Time is our most 

precious resource because time is running out.

 The installation is the pieces of wooden frames which can be 

assembled to the workshop and mounted on the site. Superposition 

is the logic of assembly of each wooden frame piece as we built a 

pyramid. The main assembling mode is dowel joints between frame 

pieces, bolts may only use as an alternative assembling solution. This 

wooden pavilion uses a combination of CNC machinery and 

traditional woodworking techniques.