A pavilion that opens to the desert wind

Architectural rendering of a desert research pavilion formed from thousands of woven bamboo resonators, some twisting open in the wind to suggest airflow and acoustic harmony.

A speculative research pavilion uses woven bamboo elements that twist open in desert headwinds, bringing ventilation and acoustic harmony into one architectural idea.

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A pavilion that opens to the desert wind

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