DOTS
DOTS Pavilion
Morongo Valley, CADOTS, set in California’s Morongo Valley, is a permanent space for gathering.
The 25 columns arranged in a five-by-five grid, spaced at eight feet apart, create bays that hold objects and platforms. These objects and platforms cross-brace the columns and allow for program flexibility within. The vibrant colors set against the desert palette and additions such as hammocks, shading, and a swing act as an open invitation for visitors to interact with the structure.
The 25 columns arranged in a five-by-five grid, spaced at eight feet apart, create bays that hold objects and platforms. These objects and platforms cross-brace the columns and allow for program flexibility within. The vibrant colors set against the desert palette and additions such as hammocks, shading, and a swing act as an open invitation for visitors to interact with the structure.
This structure was built from the ground up and designed by the DOTS team.
Read more about this project on archdaily and archinect.
project part of space saloon
project leaders: kyle may, architect & office kovacs
select photos courtesy of zeno legner
Read more about this project on archdaily and archinect.
project part of space saloon
project leaders: kyle may, architect & office kovacs
select photos courtesy of zeno legner
