Transparency was built into this waste-based event pavilion in India. Here's how
![Rathod calls the project an ‘honest admission of materials and methods of making buildings, which often remain hidden under [the] skin.’ - Niveditaa Gupta](https://d1tm14lrsghf7q.cloudfront.net/public/media/125286/conversions/Container_020-thumb.jpg)
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Location
Kochi, Kerala, India
Design, Architecture
Client
Structural Design
Studio Struct
Shutter Mechanics
Studio Motionworks
Main Contractor
Galaxy Tenso
Floor Area
465 sq-m
Samira Rathod Design Atelier developed a pavilion for Kochi-Muziris Biennale 2023 in Kerala, India, from waste-based elements that can be dismantled and repurposed.
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