A Pavilion Propped Up By Rocks Of Steel

“We tried to cut the rockery sculpture into pieces to form the spatial order.”Inspired by the idea of creating a rock garden, and Wang’s ongoing ‘Rockery Series’, the team propped up the pavilion’s top with six sock-shaped structures made from thin, layered steel sheets marked by indentations created with a padded hammer. “We tried to cut the rockery sculpture into pieces to form the spatial order,” said the architects in an interview. “And with the adoption of the cast stainless steel, the pavilion demonstrates the quality of reflecting the surroundings into the interior space.”