Terra Pavilion

A low-lying pavilion built to disappear into its landscape, using passive ventilation and native planting to soften its concrete form.
Cultural Pavilion

Project Overview

Discover Terra Pavilion by Teras, a low-lying cultural space designed to disappear into its landscape. Passive ventilation and native planting soften its concrete form, creating a space that feels more grown than built.

About Property

Terra Pavilion serves as a shared cultural and community space, hosting exhibitions, workshops, and public gatherings. Its design prioritizes openness, natural airflow, and a seamless connection between indoor and outdoor programming.

Design & Living Experience

Terra Pavilion sits low against its site, using a single continuous roofline to shelter a series of open-air and enclosed spaces. Passive ventilation keeps the interior comfortable without mechanical cooling, even during peak visiting hours.

Amenities & Features

  • Native planting along all site edges
  • Passive cross-ventilation design
  • Flexible exhibition and gathering space
  • Rainwater collection for site irrigation
  • Accessible pathways throughout

Commitment to Quality

Terra Pavilion was built using low-impact construction methods and locally sourced materials, reflecting the same sustainability commitment carried across every Teras project.

Address
:
Kloosterstraat 9
City
:
Amsterdam
Area
:
De Pijp
Price
:
€420,000
Property Type
:
Cultural Pavilion
Bedrooms
:
3
Bathrooms
:
2
Building Size
:
310 m²
Status
:
Available

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