FOREIGN PAVILIONEXPANDS THE LANGUAGES OFARCHITECTURAL THINKING.Foreign Pavilion develops public experiments with children and teenagers through the cultural languages they already inhabit — games, memes, avatars, impossible conversations and civic rituals — bringing these languages to the most prestigious stages of architecture and the art world.
These experiments emerge from research and design within
the Architectural Thinking School for Children, and are tested publicly in biennales, museums and cities — as institutional critique, cultural intervention, and new forms of architectural practice.