This cleverly designed pavilion was created by St. Andre-Lang Architectes constructed of wood, corn, and fencing. Located in the North-East of France, the circular design allows for views of the entire surrounding landscape. Dried corncobs line the interior wood structure and external mesh to form the walls and act as insulation and protection. Aesthetically marvelous, we wonder is this structure will be a magnet for animals and rodents as the corn dries out?
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Via designboom
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