PAVILLION AT INTERSECT

This 3,000 sf shipping container-based pavilion and accompanying coffee shop provide the modern amenities consistent with the large corporate campuses of today to smaller businesses that typically can’t afford to compete with their Google-sized competitors.

Shipping containers, which were fabricated off-site to increase quality control and decrease the amount of installation time on site, were craned into position on the campus.

Lot Size 24,000 sf
Project Size 1,600 sf
Location Irvine, CA
Principal Josh Blumer, AIA
Project Manager Aramis Arciga
Design Team Josh Blumer, AIA | Clay Aurell, AIA | Aramis Arciga | Sam Jamaat | Paul Rupp
General Contractor  Holton Group
Landscape Architect  Land Lab Landscape Architects
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER
Taylor & Syfan Structural Consultants
PHOTOGRAPHER
Jason Rick | Stephen Whalen

The Pavilion's first floor is set up for a coffee shop and BB snack shack with beer and wine available. Community dining and seating areas facilitate interaction between the complex tenants.

The second floor of the Pavilion is used as an outdoor sun deck with additional interior seating. A great place to relax after a long day.

Architectural drawing of modern pavilion with staircase leading to elevated platform and large upper-level windows.
Architectural drawing of modern pavilion with multiple levels, balconies, and a central vertical structure.
Architectural section drawing of modern pavilion with a cyclist and motorcyclist outside.
Architectural elevation drawing of pavilion with two levels, external staircase, railing, and tall structure in the background.
Architectural elevation drawing of modern pavilion with multiple levels, tall central tower, balconies, and detailed structural elements
Architectural drawing of pavilion with tall central structure, elevated walkway, and a person standing underneath

DETAIL SKETCHES & DESIGN PROCESS

Architectural cross-section sketch showing foundation, walls, roof structure, and detailed measurements with annotations.
Architectural drawing of building foundation and wall intersection, showing construction layers and materials with annotations.

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