Pop-up Pavilion by BOWOOSS Research Project
SAARBRÜCKEN – A cocoon-like temporary summer pavilion in Saarbrücken, Germany, is the result of a research project on biomimicry conducted at the city’s architecture school.
Biomimicry, a design approach that takes nature as its guiding
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