Pavilion Two LeavesPavilion Two Leaves

Pavilion Two Leaves

PAVILION TWO LEAVES

Pavilion Two leaves was inspired by the sight of an ant taking shelter below fallen leaves. The leaves in their complete organic and effortless manner were creating the perfect shelter that was aesthetic, structurally stable and optimum for the ant’s use. The very same concept has been scaled up and represented in the simplest of ways. The structure inspired by natural forms creates a peaceful and sustainable abode for all. The parametric form has been realized through steel and terracotta tile as material.


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