<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>Heimat Architects unveils a demountable timber pavilion named 'Under the Same Eaves' designed for the 2025 Aranya Theatre Festival in China's Sand City, completed in just 14 days, serving as a key node in an art experiment and a baijiu tasting station.</li><li>The pavilion forms a quiet courtyard comprised of three tasting corridors and a bar unit, encouraging social interactions and providing spaces for reflection under repeating eaves that frame the sea breeze and conversations.</li><li>The modular design of the pavilion, constructed with locally sourced timber using a 'sandwich truss' system, focuses on simplicity and sustainability, aiming for zero-waste construction, with a hipped roof and waterproof fabric adding functionality and aesthetics.</li><li>Built with impermanence in mind, the demountable pavilion is part of the Migratory Birds 300 series and designed to be disassembled, reused, and ultimately disappear, reflecting the transient nature of festival encounters and the emotional weight of temporary space.</li></ul>

demountable pavilion by heimat architects offers fleeting coastal refuge at china’s sand city

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