
BREEZE BESPOKE
Designer:
Varun Tejas Mehta
Year:
2023
Overview:
Sited at Queen Victoria Gardens Melbourne, the project was to create a pavilion design for MPavilion. The Design aims to create a floating space that is rhythmic and feels alive. Keeping costs and sustainability in mind, I wished to achieve this by taking advantage of the wind's kinetic energy and integrating it within my design, using it as a driving force to move mechanical pieces placed on the elevations of the pavilion. The movement of the mechanical pieces was inspired by Theo Jansons's Caterpillar wind sculpture, alongside the wind-capturing mechanism, which was inspired by his Strandbeest sculpture, resulting in a pavilion that operates in harmony with the wind, creating rhythmic movements and a soothing atmosphere.
Collaborators | Clients
NA
Software Used:
Rhino 3D
Enscape
3D Printing / Bamboo Labs
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Photoshop
Canva
This project features original works created and compiled by Varun Tejas Mehta for non-commercial, educational, and portfolio presentation purposes. Certain projects may include elements, models, textures, sound effects, and music that were sourced from licensed online libraries.
All third-party materials are used in accordance with their respective license terms, and full rights and credits remain with the original creators and copyright holders.







