Design: Saarland University

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The Bowoos temporary pavilion is a bionic inspired wooden structure that references the material-efficient construction methods found in nature. The collaborative project was created by architecture students at Saarland University in Saarbrücken, Germany. It is influenced by biomimetics, specifically drawing inspiration from the shells of marine plankton.

Bowoos临时展馆是一种仿生灵感的木质结构，参考了自然界中发现的材料高效施工方法。该合作项目由德国萨尔布吕肯萨尔大学的建筑学生创建。它受到仿生学的影响，特别是从海洋浮游生物的壳中汲取灵感。

By using bionic approaches to the building of such large-scale structures, this stand-alone pavilion focuses on the development of sustainable, flexible and lightweight solutions. The structure, which is fitted with a distinctive pattern of cutouts allowing light to dance through the pavilion, was constructed out of wood, citing the advantageous properties of the source material. Strikingly faceted with numerous holes letting in natural lighting, the pavilion offers a unique place to relax while also heralding a new technique for architects to consider. The pavilion was even outfitted with swinging hammocks for passersby to rest in.

通过采用仿生方法建造这种大型建筑，这个独立的展馆侧重于开发可持续，灵活和轻便的解决方案。这个结构采用了独特的镂空图案，允许光线在展馆中跳舞，这种结构是用木材建造的，这是因为原材料具有有利的特性。这个亭子引人注目地面对着许多让自然采光的洞穴，它提供了一个独特的放松场所，同时也预示着建筑师需要考虑的新技术。这座凉亭甚至还配备了摆动的吊床，供路人休息。