|Lima, Perú|
The studio aimed to design and build temporary prototype modules capable of promoting tourism in Cusco, Perú. This module was born from the idea of creating a bird observatory, which would itself house them within its three-dimensional bamboo structure. Attached to the structure are feeders which would help attract a wide variety of local birds to the region. The prototype is composed of bamboo and medium-density fibreboard (mdf). The joints holding the bamboo together are digitally designed and then carved by a CNC machine. The angling and shape of these joints allow the bamboo to achieve the structure's desired form, which is that of a "nest" with an organic and arboreal appearance that blends into its natural surroundings.