Pavilion Assembly
Part catalogue and sequence of steps
There are a total of 3 different types of parts: 1) Nodes, 2) Struts, 3) Panels
Given the nature of the form (doubly-curved all around) and the method of form-finding chosen, not all the struts are exactly the same length. In addition, the nodes were also bespoke. However, 3D Printing technologies allow for such bespoke components to be made with a sufficient degree of precision. Shown below are the steps for assembly.
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