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Mass Studies has created a park pavilion structure that works with its surroundings. The Air Forest absorbs winds to stay inflated, while it also has filters for sunlight that keeps natural light coming through. The Air Forest by Mass Studies can also be easily moved, and illuminates at night. The design is a great way to keep sheltered, without blocking the nature around you. Check out the Air Forest design, and sway in the wind with it.
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