This was executed through the design and construction of a pavilion in the camping area ‘Dream City’ of Roskilde Festival 19. “Non-Binary Architecture” presents a wider perspective of the current discussion around gender and identity.

A series of brainstorming on dreams and needs, co-design, and co-creation workshops around the theme of Non-Binary Architecture took place.

 

The project has resulted in the co-creation of a wooden pavilion in Roskilde Festival site; and a series of public seminars focused on LGBT+ rights, non-binary architecture, and gender boundaries.

The pavilion is a fixed structure in timber, with a removable textile covering. This removable element could change year by year to fit the needs of Unicorny Camp in future festivals. Some materials for wrapping the timber pieces could be textiles, paper, cardboard, painting, or others.

The architecture has embodied the potential and capacity to reach Unicorny Camp’s social claim and public expression and promotion of their self-affirmation, dignity, equality, and increased visibility.