Hypha-Lume is built from tapered mycelium blocks in three curvatures — 20, 40 and 60 degrees — that lock around vertical supports and can be reassembled into a new shell for each site. Embedded sensors log visitors’ paths, pauses and gatherings, and at night the pavilion projects layered light traces of that past activity back onto its own grown skin, turning the structure into a living archive of how it was used. Designed by Darya Holub, Selin Ozasik, Pinak Bhapkar, Nikhil Narendiran and Baskar Bharathwaj Subramanian. Source: designboom