Mycoforum Pavilion was developed as an experimental public installation exploring the relationship between temporary architecture, circular material systems, and community engagement.

The project proposed a lightweight pavilion constructed from modular mycelium composite panels supported by a simple timber or bamboo framework. Designed as a transportable and demountable structure, the installation investigated how biodegradable materials could be used to create temporary civic space with minimal environmental impact.

Alongside the architectural proposal, the project explored fabrication methods, assembly systems, public workshops, and educational opportunities centred around emerging bio-materials and low-waste construction techniques.

The work formed part of a broader interest in adaptable construction systems, material research, and small-scale public installations that sit between architecture, research, and making. While speculative in nature, the project established an early framework for thinking around prefabrication, circular fabrication, and temporary spatial interventions that continues to inform the studio’s approach today.