Final showing of the PAN-PROJECTS residency

The recidents Yuriko Yagi and Kazumasa Takada (PAN- PROJECTS) are concluding their work at a final showing.

On the 16th of August when VARES summer school starts, the residents Yuriko Yagi and Kazumasa Takada (PAN- PROJECTS) will showcase their residency results. Over the month long period they have worked with huge amounts of Aclima sewing factory’s leftover materials and have been weaving them into interesting objects. On the exhibit they will demonstrate their processes and tools made specially for the materials they found and of course the objects they created out of the fabric leftovers.

PAN- PROJECTS is a London-based architectural design practice co-founded by Japanese architect duo Yuriko Yagi and Kazumasa Takada.
The studio conceives architecture as an art of fabrication, creating architecture holistically, carefully combining elements we believe should be viewed as works of art in their own right. This is achieved through genuine collaboration with multidisciplinary creators and clients from various backgrounds, recognising the distinct value they bring to each project.
Since early 2019, the studio has engaged in an experimental research project entitled “Architecture of By-products” which explores urban wastes as potential architectural materials and urban storytellers.