The pavilion is designed to be placed in the garden of the Bauhaus building, enhancing its connection with the iconic structure. It draws inspiration from the Bauhaus philosophy, minimizing the impact of the summer sun while allowing cool breezes to flow through. The pavilion maintains a visual connection with the Bauhaus building and draws inspiration from Bauhaus materials.

The stage area is optimized for good natural lighting, creating a contemporary and functional space. The design follows a parametric approach, utilizing advanced computational techniques. Specifically, Grasshopper, a sophisticated algorithmic design software, was employed to develop and refine the pavilion's design, ensuring precision and adaptability in its architectural form.

Using Mero’s space frame system, an inviting and curved form is created. Membranes placed at specific angles between the metal node bars allow light to pass through gently while preventing excessive heat during the summer months.