Modern phone booth-style office pods are prefabricated solutions focused on sound isolation, often overlooking user comfort, adaptability, and emotional well-being. They offer little variation for mood and duration of use, making the experience equally uncomfortable whether it is being used for five minutes or two hours. This happens when acoustic performance is treated as the whole design problem.

Optimized for cost-efficient production, options found on the market offer unsupportive design under the guise of “ergonomics”

Background

Lighting

Desk

Interior

Rather than being on display to the rest of the office, Pavilion features a frosted door that blocks out visual noise while maintaining safety and awareness.

Privacy Where It Matters.

Pavilion uses often overlooked recycled materials like tire rubber and cork to shape a warm, acoustic atmosphere that is both sustainable and sound absorbing.

Asymmetry Provides Humanity.

Each panel is symmetrical in dimension, allowing offices to easily switch panels around the booth for custom configurations.

Ships Flat.

While doubling as an acoustic ceiling panel that dampens sound, the roof features ambient and overhead lighting. 

Desk module features a built-in fan system to circulate fresh air every minute to keep the space ventilated and comfortable. Serving as the foundation of the booth, it also features hydraulic height adjustment up to 45”.

Additional Features.

Offices can use an additional panel to section open areas of the office and designate workplace zones.

This optional panel converts the office both into a space divider with fluting paneling and frosted glass.

Space divider.