The earthen walls define an interior space that opens to the sky, with light filtered through translucent alabaster discs. This translucent envelope, positioned between the walls, facilitates permeability throughout the pavilion and establishes a visual connection between the entrance plaza and the bay. In this manner, the pavilion functions as an intermediary space, fluid and open, situated between the surrounding hills and Hong Kong Bay. The clay concrete walls are punctuated by a random pattern of voids, which are glazed with glass. An integrated LED system embedded within the glass generates a subtle, magical lighting effect during the nighttime hours.