The HEXigloo cardboard
pavilion features an organic repetitive pattern that mimics the
cellular structure of honeycombs. The recyclable honeycomb cells are
attached to each other using standard plastic fasteners, and the entire
structure was assembled over the course of seven days and nights of
continuous work.
It was built using a methodical process – the first step was to map a hexagonal grid onto a pre-modeled surface. The mapped hexagons
were then extruded vertically to make a binding surface. Finally, the
entire structure was reinforced to make it more rigid, stable and
long-lasting.
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