<ul><li>Architecture practice Studio Saar has created a lily-shaped, reusable pavilion called Srivan, which was unveiled at Design Mumbai last month.</li><li>The pavilion, composed of lily-shaped modules, was built to cover the breakout area at the trade show and incorporated traditional Indian craftsmanship.</li><li>It featured hexagonal modules made of Khadi fabric and supported by tubular steel structures, providing seating and a visually pleasing design.</li><li>The pavilion, named Srivan, was designed to be easily dismantled and reused, aligning with circular economy principles.</li></ul>

Studio Saar creates forest-like pavilion at Design Mumbai

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