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Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe Pavilion
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Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe Pavilion
STATUS
Concept
SIZE
3000 sqft - 5000 sqft
The CRST Demonstration Pavilion proposal leverages the construction of a temporary structure for a gathering space towards the launch of a long term economic, community, and affordable housing development program. The pavilion will initially serve as auxiliary event space during the annual fall Pow Wow, inviting members of the tribe to use the yearly celebration as an opportunity to meet and address current and future housing needs. The pavilion will consist of a collection "test structures," showcasing sustainable building techniques such as straw bale and rammed earth, the construction of which will be used to train groups of workers from within the community. With each season, a new group of workers will be trained and the pavilion will grow to incorporate new gathering spaces. The structures are arranged to create an iconic, mountain-like form rising out of flat horizon of the Pow Wow grounds, providing a shaded area in the hot summer months, and a warm fireside shelter in the winter. Upon approach, the mountain form dissolves in to discreet objects, defining gathering spaces of many sizes for storytelling, meetings, performances, parties, markets, play, exploration, and quiet repose.
Project Team:
Dustin Stephens, MOA
Dan Spiegel, SAW
Megumi Aihara, SAW
Project Team:
Dustin Stephens, MOA
Dan Spiegel, SAW
Megumi Aihara, SAW
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