The pavilion drew ideas from the local environment and the geographical context of the city, calling nature back to the urbanized and developed areas, while creating a harmonious and mutually respectful dialogue between nature and the city.

The pavilion mimicked the natural occurrence of a sand wave rolling over the ground, inspired by nature’s motion and emphasizing how sustainability and durability occur when we move along with it, not against it. Built of sustainable and recyclable materials such as bamboo and sustainable fabric, the lightweight structure and the volatility of the pavilion design allowed the space to act as a multi-functional and multipurpose public space that simultaneously sheltered the visitors.