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A rammed-earth pavilion to be built in St. Gallen 14.08.2017

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Summer series. A group of around 30 Master’s students in architecture from EPFL and other Swiss universities will spend a month constructing a rammed-earth mock-up in St. Gallen on a site devoted to the arts. Opposite the worksite, an exhibition about the history of rammed-earth construction will open on 20 August. Yannick Claessens (left) and Mattia Pretolani (right) came up with the project. ummer series. A group of around 30 Master’s students in architecture from EPFL and other Swiss universities will spend a month constructing a rammed-earth mock-up in St. Gallen on a site devoted to the arts. Opposite the worksite, an exhibition about the history of rammed-earth construction will open on 20 August. ummer series. A group of around 30 Master’s students in architecture from EPFL and other Swiss universities will spend a month constructing a rammed-earth mock-up in St. Gallen on a site devoted to the arts. Opposite the worksite, an exhibition about the history of rammed-earth construction will open on 20 August. ummer series. A group of around 30 Master’s students in architecture from EPFL and other Swiss universities will spend a month constructing a rammed-earth mock-up in St. Gallen on a site devoted to the arts. Opposite the worksite, an exhibition about the history of rammed-earth construction will open on 20 August. ummer series. A group of around 30 Master’s students in architecture from EPFL and other Swiss universities will spend a month constructing a rammed-earth mock-up in St. Gallen on a site devoted to the arts. Opposite the worksite, an exhibition about the history of rammed-earth construction will open on 20 August.