Municipal swimming pools rarely conjure up pleasant memories.Ordinarily, they evoke feelings of discomfort and reticence when faced with an open, noisy place that appears entirely unhygienic.Interlude proposes to reconsider the process of revealing the body through a progressive circuit where architecture expands time. Guided throughout their exploration of the building by a series of transitions, the user is gradually immersed in the atmospheres of the place. An interlude where sports practice and moments of relaxation become experiences.
