The open pavilion-like structure is a dialogue between floorscape and roofscape, evoking the forms of traditional summer huts and circular grain silos in the region. Floorscape includes an integrated water source, seating and a market shop for locally made products. Roof structure divided into two separate elements can be complemented with more units in the future while the “hooks” attached to the supporting structural columns encourage for more display options to be appropriated.

The project was built with local labor and professionals. The construction has provided income-generating opportunities for people in the community itself. By realizing ambitious geometries and construction techniques, the project has also pushed boundaries in the local construction environment. The space has already become a community gathering hotspot.