Browsing: Bamboo Architecture

TOROO Pavilion defined by a fluid bamboo line network by LEAD

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TOROO is a public art installation that pushes the boundaries of what is architecturally possible using bamboo splits as a building material. It combines sustainable construction with local craftsmanship to create a highly engaging architectural intervention that activates public space.

Wind Pavilion: Flaunting Curves Woven in Bamboo by Tongji CAUP

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Wind Pavilion, designed and woven by Tongji CAUP, presents a bamboo-structured pavilion at the Longshanyuan in Anji City. The abode serves the tourists as a place to rest. The shelter can accommodate a small group for performances and team-building events. The curvaceous design enfolds various landscape characteristics from diverse aspects and integrates bifurcated herringbone sheds as the spatial prototype.

Bamboo Pavilion: Dynamic & Luminous Experiment Woven by LIN ARCHITECTURE

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Serenely sitting in the landscape as a small wave! Bamboo Pavilion presents a twisty and meandering form designed by LIN Architecture. Activating a rural public field space throttled the quotient that pulled the strings to up-bring rural construction. Designers and students joined in this rural experiment project, driving the possibility for rural design, ecological building, sustainable operation, teaching within research, and collective contribution.