The Caravane Earth Pop-Up Art Village was a 300-unit settlement designed to showcase a sustainable, modular approach to architecture, integrating bamboo and textile-based structures rooted in vernacular traditions. Across 13+ typologies, including a children’s workshop, theater, guest houses, and gathering spaces, the village employed a reciprocal frame structural system, first prototyped in the Majlis pavilion, allowing for lightweight, transportable, and self-supporting buildings. Each unit combined handcrafted bamboo frameworks with woven textiles, blending artisanal craftsmanship with contemporary prefabrication techniques. The project redefined temporary architecture, proving that mobile, climate-responsive structures could serve as both functional spaces and cultural expressions, fostering community, creativity, and environmental consciousness.