IwamotoScott Architecture Unveils Chengdu Pavilion for Future Science City
The Chengdu Pavilion, designed by IwamotoScott Architecture, is set to become a key exhibition area in the Chengdu Future Science and Technology City, which is taking shape in Sichuan Province. Covering 3,000 square meters, this building is expected to be finished by 2025 and will serve as a central point for urban development and community resources. Susanna Moreira is curating the project, which involves architects Lisa Iwamoto, Craig Scott, and Robert Tranter, along with team members like Bin Zhang and Megan Gill. The architectural plans were executed by the Sichuan Provincial Architectural Design & Research Institute Co., Ltd, with John Zheng managing the project. This innovative design aligns perfectly with the district's ambitious vision. ArchDaily featured the project in Spanish, showcasing images from IwamotoScott.
Key facts
- The Chengdu Pavilion is an exhibition pavilion for the Chengdu Future Science and Technology City.
- Designed by IwamotoScott Architecture, led by Lisa Iwamoto and Craig Scott.
- Project area is 3,000 square meters.
- Completed in 2025.
- Curated by Susanna Moreira.
- Sichuan Provincial Architectural Design & Research Institute Co., Ltd provided structural, MEP, and landscape architecture.
- Project management by John Zheng.
- Located in Sichuan Province, China.
Entities
Artists
- Lisa Iwamoto
- Craig Scott
- Robert Tranter
- Bin Zhang
- Megan Gill
- Weinan Huang
- Htet Hlaing
- Celia Chaussabel
- Shirley Chen
- Cat McCall
- Susanna Moreira
Institutions
- IwamotoScott Architecture
- Sichuan Provincial Architectural Design & Research Institute Co., Ltd
- ArchDaily
Locations
- Chengdu
- China
- Sichuan Province