Rearrangeable cedar logs fill walls of Nanhai Buddha Pavilion in China by DoDesign
Local architecture studio DoDesign has completed the Nanhai Buddha Pavilion in Chongqing, China, creating a shelter with gridded metal walls that are filled with thousands of loose cedar logs. The origins of the pavilion lay in the discovery of a Ming-dynasty Buddhist shrine on the site – a wooded hill near Nanhai Village – which The post Rearrangeable cedar logs fill walls of Nanhai Buddha Pavilion in China by DoDesign appeared first on Dezeen.
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