Yanko Design
700 Interlocking Pieces, No Glue: The Pavilion That Quietly Disappears
Temporary architecture has a habit of arriving with a big idea and leaving behind a pile of materials. A pavilion can look thoughtful for a few weeks, then become somebody else’s disposal problem.
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