o c o t i l l o is an interactive installation designed and built by students at the University of Arizona. Inspired by vernacular ocotillo fences, the project offers seating, shade, and viewing platforms, while integrating QR codes and LED lighting as a digital layer. Built on the Tucson campus, the structure has become both an architectural artifact and a living social space for students to gather, study, and connect.

Designed by i/thee, the Puddle Pavilion in Bondurant, Iowa is cast from algae-based bio-resin without formwork. Suspended above Mud Creek, it captures the fleeting beauty of liquid motion, embodying a philosophy of Abstract Realism. Part of a citywide masterplan, it invites visitors to pause and connect with the site’s ecology.

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