Published in Architect Magazine - https://www.architectmagazine....
Temporary Shelter in the Sonoran Desert designed to be inhabited from March to May (a period which yields 0" of rain in this climate) then left to naturally degrade / become a habitat for native species. An adaptive reuse project of a preexisting shelter, primarily constructed from sisal rope and salvaged biomass. Built on the grounds of the world heritage site at Frank Lloyd Wright's Taliesin West.
Status: Built
Location: Scottsdale, AZ, US
My Role: Designer & Builder
Additional Credits: Aaron Betsky (Thesis Advisor) Lloyd Natof (Construction Advisor) Taliesin Students (Building Labor Support)