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Architects DSDHA ([Only registered and activated users can see links]) have created two cafe pavilions at Pottersfield Park in London, England.

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Parkside Pavilion (top and above) is a charred structure set beside City Hall while the Blossom Square pavilion located next to Tower Bridge (below) is built of whitened timber.

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Photographs © Helene Binet

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Here’s some text from DSDHA:

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DSDHA, morelondon and Amano are pleased to invite you to the launch party for the newly completed Pottersfields Park Pavilions.

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DSDHA were appointed by morelondon to design the two pavilions - one is to be situated adjacent to City Hall, the other next to Tower Bridge.

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As the UK’s first charred timber building, Parkside Pavilion has a distinctive silhouette that offsets the iconic structures that surround it, and continues DSDHA’s research into contemporary forms of urban architecture and public space.

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The new cafe at Blossom Square, on the boundary of the World Heritage Site and made from whitened timber, will generate income for the community Trust established to maintain this high profile park owned by Southwark and designed by Gross Max.

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