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  • Ad-hoc Pavilion is a 6'x6'x12' room in a Pennsylvania forest. Instead of being constructed verbatim from a drawing set, the cabin is designed over time through ad hoc experimentation. The project, a design-build endeavor, has been under construction for two years with no projected date of completion, intentionally.

    The cabin is inexpensive—costing under $1,000—and is mostly built from leftover materials found on-site. Despite its rigid form, the Ad Hoc Cabin is designed for the ephemerality of the passer-by, with a built-in desk and an accessible roof that serve as spaces for writing, meditating, reflecting, and sleeping…

Experimental green architectural pavilion Pennsylvania forest.
Experimental green architectural pavilion Pennsylvania forest.
Experimental green architectural pavilion Pennsylvania forest.
Experimental green architectural pavilion Pennsylvania forest.
Experimental green architectural pavilion Pennsylvania forest.
Experimental green architectural pavilion Pennsylvania forest.
Experimental green architectural pavilion Pennsylvania forest.
Collage of Experimental architectural pavilion Pennsylvania forest made of paper cut-outs.
Collage of Experimental architectural pavilion Pennsylvania forest made of paper cut-outs.
  • Design and Install: Studio Bardo

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