Common Wonder's 14 m² Garden Pavilion in Amsterdam
Common Wonder, a studio with offices in Amsterdam, Hangzhou, and London, has completed a 14 m² garden pavilion in Amsterdam that explores the dialogue between wood and stone. The project, led by architects Matt Ball and Annebé Brouwer, feels both robust and finely crafted. Materials were sourced from Lepine Quarry and St Maximim Quarry. The pavilion was curated by Nina Vuga and photographed by Max Hart Nibbrig. Completed in 2025, the structure falls under the categories of residential architecture and residential interiors.
Key facts
- Common Wonder designed a 14 m² garden pavilion in Amsterdam.
- The pavilion explores the dialogue between wood and stone.
- Architects leading the project: Matt Ball and Annebé Brouwer.
- Materials sourced from Lepine Quarry and St Maximim Quarry.
- Curated by Nina Vuga.
- Photographed by Max Hart Nibbrig.
- Project completed in 2025.
- Categories: residential architecture and residential interiors.
Entities
Artists
- Matt Ball
- Annebé Brouwer
- Nina Vuga
- Max Hart Nibbrig
Institutions
- Common Wonder
- Lepine Quarry
- St Maximim Quarry
- Pieter de Boer Bouwonderneming
Locations
- Amsterdam
- Netherlands
- Hangzhou
- China
- London
- United Kingdom
- The Netherlands