“Cloud Seeding,” a plaza pavilion for Israel’s national design museum, Design Museum Holon, or shows that design can execute more than fulfill a public need: it can foster engaging public experiences. The structure is located in the museum’s urban plaza and used for various events hosted by the museum and the city. The public is invited to attend performances,join outdoor dance classes, read a book from the loan library, and simply lounge in the shade. Beach chairs encourage visitors to lounge while viewing the moving ceiling overhead. The multi-use plaza pavilion welcomes both museum visitors and the general public to engage with its public space.
Source: archdaily.com