If you were a bird, where would you land?
That question lead architects DE-SO to create this pavilion in suburban Can Gio. The wing-shaped roof of the building protects visitors from rain and sun as they stop on their journey to explore the avian-rich mangrove forest south of Saigon.
Using natural stone and wood, the team created an open-air pavilion that will call to mind a bird landing on the nearby fields.
Because Can Gio is only accessible via ferry, getting the building materials on-site took some time. But once completed, the space accommodates visitors looking to eat, relax and appreciate the area.
[Photos via ArchDaily]
