Small Pavilion

This is a beautiful and minimalist pavilion that creates a wonderful ambiance when placed in a flower pot as a decoration Modeled after the four-cornered square pavilion found in traditional Chinese gardens, it aims to explore the integration of traditional architectural aesthetics and digital manufacturing The core of the design lies in 'seeing the big through the small', recreating the upturned eaves, wooden lattice, and ethereal charm of Chinese pavilions within a small space The roof adopts a classic hip-and-gable style, with a gentle slope and slightly upturned eaves, creating a lightweight feel as if birds are taking off and pheasants are flying Four round pillars support the overall structure, with rounded and full column bases and a simple, square platform base, embodying the three-part composition of Chinese architecture: 'platform base - columns and beams - roof' The crossbeams and dougong bracket system between the pillars are simplified into a Print in Place support component, balancing structural stability and visual transparency Hexagonal lattice windows are set between the pillars, with thin vertical bars for the lattice, which not only ensures the model's transparency but also echoes the 'borrowed scenery' design technique in garden architecture, allowing light and sight to pass through freely