Tectonically, this structure explores material properties and how tension and compression generate varying strengths when manipulated. While a flat sheet of paper bends easily under pressure, warping the material increases its rigidity, creating strength and stability within the structure.

This project explores the formation of an architectural system through the integration of form, material, structure, and environment. The design merges top-down and bottom-up methodologies by incorporating external influences and material performance into a cohesive framework. 

The pavilion is constructed using two types of PVC, each selected for its distinct material properties. The design process began with the fabrication of modular units, which are assembled floor by floor. This incremental approach allows curvature to emerge where needed while maintaining structural balance, enabling the pavilion to grow vertically and remain self-supporting.