Studio Mango's Four Walls Pavilion Nears Completion in Chennai
London-based Studio Mango has designed the Four Walls Pavilion, a lakeside structure in a coastal area south of Chennai, India. The 130-square-meter building marks the endpoint of a linear park within the Sanctuary by Aarth residential development, for which the firm also designed the villas. Completed in 2026, the pavilion is the first built element of the masterplan. The client requested a simple yet versatile building: a gallery space to display villa designs and a larger area for gatherings. The pavilion frames visitors' first encounter with the lake around which the development is organized. Lead architects Utsav Jain and Fergus Davis oversaw the project, with landscape architecture by Idea Design and general contracting by Sanctuary by Aarth. Photographs were taken by Geomorph Studio.
Key facts
- Four Walls Pavilion is located in a coastal site south of Chennai, India.
- The pavilion is designed by London-based Studio Mango.
- Lead architects are Utsav Jain and Fergus Davis.
- The building area is 130 square meters.
- Completion year is 2026.
- It is part of the Sanctuary by Aarth residential development.
- The pavilion serves as a gallery and gathering space.
- Landscape architecture by Idea Design.
Entities
Artists
- Utsav Jain
- Fergus Davis
Institutions
- Studio Mango
- Idea Design
- Sanctuary by Aarth
- Geomorph Studio
Locations
- Chennai
- India