Bamboo pavilion design

Designed in collaboration with South China University of Technology, the pavilions, titled Flower, Embrace, and Breeze, serve as a micro-renovation, lending new life to the urban park.

If you want a hint of how bamboo architecture is hotting up in the South American regions, this is a firm to watch. I met Uma and Jaime in Bali at BambooU a couple of years back and they struck me as cheerful, cool and keen guys who live and breathe bamboo. Their work has expanded and shifted gears

Image from INBAR Pavillion by SUP Atelier of THAD in Yangzhou, China

This intricately arched restaurant in Xiamen, China, uses locally-sourced bamboo, highlighting the rising popularity of the material.

Bamboo Living International Bamboo Building Design Competition. An Architecture Design Competition of Structural Bamboo Buildings. Some of the winning entries will be chosen for manufacture by the world's premier builder of international code approved bamboo homes. Bamboo Technologies of Maui designs, engineers, manufacturers and installs a range of beautiful custom and prefabricated houses, studios, vacation rentals, guest houses, pavilions and gazebos.

The design of the bamboo art installation is derived from the excellent tensile and bending properties of bamboo itself, and the curved bamboo itself can naturally form a three-dimensional enclosure of the space, which could provide shading and shadows. It would, in turn, create the “grey space” which could not only provide shelters form the sun and rain but also enhance ventilation and heat dissipation in the subtropical climate.

This bamboo playhouse sits on a lake island in Kuala Lumpur's botanical gardens and features elevated platforms that give it a treehouse-like appearance

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Image 3 of 30 from gallery of Clear Water Tea House / Behet Bondzio Lin Architekten. Photograph by YuChen Chao Photography

Image 18 of 35 from gallery of Art Gallery Catuçaba / CRU! Architects. © Nelson Kon

Completed in 2020 in Foshan, China. Images by Ruibo Li, Li Chen. Project background The 600-year-old Hulong Bridge is silent, and the 300-year-old Du's Ancestral Hall stood solemnly. Huanglong Village, with a rich...