Hollaway Studio designed the pavilion as the garden's centrepiece, which was relocated in its entirety after the Chelsea Flower Show to HMP Downview, a women's prison in Sutton. In line with this idea, Hollaway Studio designed a building with no hierarchy of spaces, no front or back, no thresholds and no handles or locks. "We wanted to create a building that is elegant, subtle and lightweight, yet robust enough to be fit for life in the prison," Hollaway Studio managing partner Alex Richards told Dezeen. "The coloured acrylic screens provide privacy without seclusion and playfully interact with the light to offer a moment of beauty in an otherwise stark environment." Hollaway Studio was established in 2009 by Guy Hollaway and has offices in London and Kent, England.