Chengdu Pavilion by IwamotoScott Architecture Opens as Future-Facing Exhibition Space
IwamotoScott Architecture has unveiled the Chengdu Pavilion, a 3,000-square-meter exhibition and information hub located in Sichuan Province, China. This innovative structure, designed as a prominent feature within the Chengdu Future Science and Technology City, was completed in 2025. The project was spearheaded by architects Lisa Iwamoto and Craig Scott, supported by a talented team, including Susanna Moreira and Robert Tranter. Structural and landscape services were coordinated by the Sichuan Provincial Architectural Design & Research Institute, led by John Zheng. The pavilion aims to promote urban development and serves as a crucial access point to the emerging city.
Key facts
- IwamotoScott Architecture designed the Chengdu Pavilion, a 3,000 m² exhibition and information center.
- The pavilion was completed in 2025 and curated by Susanna Moreira.
- Lead architects are Lisa Iwamoto and Craig Scott.
- The project is located in Sichuan Province, China, serving the Chengdu Future Science and Technology City.
- The Sichuan Provincial Architectural Design & Research Institute Co., Ltd handled structural, MEP, and landscape architecture.
- Project management was by John Zheng.
- The pavilion is intended as an iconic symbol of the future-oriented urban expansion.
- It functions as a public information center for the new master-planned district.
Entities
Artists
- Lisa Iwamoto
- Craig Scott
- Robert Tranter
- Bin Zhang
- Megan Gill
- Weinan Huang
- Htet Hlaing
- Celia Chaussabel
- Shirley Chen
- Cat McCall
Institutions
- IwamotoScott Architecture
- Sichuan Provincial Architectural Design & Research Institute Co., Ltd
Locations
- Chengdu
- China
- Sichuan Province