HST STONE PAVILION
This conceptual exhibition pavilion was developed for HST, one of Iran’s leading international exporters of natural stone blocks. The design presents its diverse collection as a unified architectural experience rather than a conventional product display.
Monumental stone blocks of varying heights, colours and textures create a composition inspired by a quarry landscape. They define circulation, frame views and guide visitors towards the centre of the pavilion.
A lightweight bronze-coloured structure weaves between the blocks, contrasting their mass and permanence with transparency and lightness. At the centre, a warm meeting area provides a welcoming space for conversation and hospitality.
The concept brings stone, structure and light together to create a distinctive international identity for HST and demonstrate the architectural potential of Iranian natural stone.
Since 1997, Babak has been involved with over one hundred small to large projects, through which he has built extensive expertise in stone management through freelancing. He collaborates with builders, architects, and subcontractors to oversee all aspects of stone management, from conceptualisation to execution. Babak specialises in technical stone works, creating precise technical drawings and ensuring meticulous detailing. His work spans Sydney, interstate, and overseas, demonstrating his ability to deliver exceptional results both locally and internationally.
- Builder: Buildcorp
- Architect: John Wardle Architects
- Stone Subcontractor: Stone Alliance
