<ul><li>Arizona architecture studio I/Thee has created a public installation in an Iowa park composed of furniture affixed into two rammed earth walls that were made to look eroded by applying water pressure.</li><li>The installation, called the Dining Room, is the first of six pavilions planned for the ARTocka Trail Loop in Bondurant, Iowa.</li><li>The walls of the pavilion were constructed using locally sourced sand, clay, and gravel and were intentionally eroded to create a natural and playful appearance.</li><li>The pavilion showcases the potential of rammed-earth construction and aims to bridge the gap between human-made and natural elements.</li></ul>

I/Thee places seating within "intentionally eroded" earthen walls for Iowa park

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