The pavilion's Guadua bamboo was used green due to time constraints, requiring a custom metal joinery system instead of wooden dowels to accommodate shrinkage. Each joint was cast in three standardized sizes to fit natural diameter variations, with metal connections and tensioned steel cables ensuring stability while maintaining flexibility. The reciprocal frame system allowed the structure to stand self-supported without excessive anchoring. Prefabricated in Colombia, the components were precisely cut and dimensioned before being shipped to France for installation under Vinci Construction and CE Ingénierie. The pavilion’s modular, transportable design balanced the organic qualities of bamboo with structural efficiency, enabling both disassembly and reuse beyond the exhibition.