<ul><li>The Building Beyond Pastorie project at Hasselt University introduces a pavilion and outdoor earth oven as communal gathering spaces in the garden of an abandoned vicarage.</li><li>The design incorporates participatory methods, prioritizes bio-based and reclaimed materials, and serves as a model for environmentally-conscious architecture.</li><li>The wooden framework of the pavilion is built from repurposed timber, and the roof is clad with handcrafted wooden shakes sourced from sustainable forests.</li><li>The earth oven is constructed using molded earth bricks and finished with lime plaster, while reclaimed materials are used for the foundation and plinth.</li></ul>

hasselt university students employ reclaimed timber and earth bricks for communal pavilion

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