Non-Pavilion was an installation at the V&A for LDF 2019, designed to respond to the concept of ‘degrowth’. The barely-visible, polished aluminium structure drew inspiration from Swiss baugespanne - the poles, rods and wires erected to help the public visualise the impact of a proposed construction. It served as a ghostly reminder of our need to produce less whilst also serving as a framework to host augmented reality installations commissioned from six artists / academics. These engaged members of the public in conversation and debate about our urgent need to both produce and consume less. Non-Pavilion was a collaboration between Studio MiCat, There Project and Proud Studio.