Here is what the page “Resonance Pavilion by Aru Ma- Architects Opens at 2026 Tallinn Architecture Biennale” contains. The 2026 Tallinn Architecture Biennale (TAB) has unveiled its central pavilion, Resonance, designed by Shanghai- and Tokyo-based studio Aru Ma- Architects. The temporary structure, located outside the Estonian Museum of Architecture, is constructed primarily from limestone and plywood, materials chosen for their simplicity and local availability. As the winning entry in a competition hosted by TAB, Resonance embodies the biennale's focus on resource-conscious design and material innovation.
The pavilion's "radically simple" approach highlights how low-tech, natural materials can create engaging public spaces without excessive environmental impact. By using limestone—a stone deeply tied to Estonia's geological and architectural heritage—alongside ubiquitous plywood, the architects connect the installation to its context while demonstrating a scalable model for sustainable temporary architecture. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.