Kaizen
A pop-up pavilion in Madrid — Nagami wraps 3D-printed recycled structures in Alvic's Nuvola 02, across Zenit panel and Compact Laminate.
Project Details
Waste becomes material. Kaizen, in Madrid.
Location
Madrid
Spain
Typology
Pop-up Pavilion
Temporary exhibition space
Design
Nagami
3D-printed recycled structures
Finishes
Zenit Collection
Nuvola 02 & Compact Laminate
The Concept
Waste, reimagined as resource — plastic becomes architecture.
Kaizen, designed by Nagami, argues that the waste surrounding us can be transformed back into a resource. Its parametric structures are 3D-printed from recycled plastic, while its surfaces turn to Alvic's sustainable, fully recyclable collections.
At the entrance, the space becomes experiential: Alvic's Nuvola 02 — a design that recalls a blush-toned onyx — wraps both walls and floor in a single, continuous surface.
Nuvola 02 is available across Alvic's sustainable Zenit panels, supermate-lacquered with a silk touch, for wall cladding, and in Compact Laminate, applied here underfoot to prove the surface holds up even inside a temporary installation.
Inside the Space
Through the pavilion. Detail by detail.
Entrance View
Nuvola 02 walls and floor
Material Detail
Zenit panel, compact laminate floor
