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433 Vaccination Pavillions


Date: December 2020
Designed by: Stefano Boeri
Credit: Stefano Boeri

At the request of the Italian Special Commissioner for the Covid-19 emergency, Domenico Arcuri, Stefano Boeri – together with a team of consultants and free of charge – has conceived and developed the architectural and communicative concept behind the anti-Covid-19 vaccination campaign.

The integrated proposal includes three elements: the campaign logo in its various forms; the design for the temporary pavilions to be used for administrating the vaccine in the main Italian squares; and a mobile information totem to be set up in public places.

“With the image of a springtime flower, we wanted to create an architecture that would convey a symbol of serenity and regeneration. Getting vaccinated will be an act of civic responsibility, love for others and the rediscovery of life. If this virus has locked us up in hospitals and homes, the vaccine will bring us back into contact with life and the nature that surrounds us”.

 


A V&A/RCA HISTORY OF DESIGN MA PROJECT