Le Corbusier’s Five Points of Architecture (pilotis, roof garden, open plan, strip windows, free facade) are utilized in the design of an environmentally sustainable mediatheque positioned at the edge of a rainforest clearing. The pavilion provides for visitors of the national park as well as hikers and rangers.

It includes a media space, exhibition area, kitchen, and seating. The universal access ramp zig zags through the spaces, revealing more and more framed glimpses of the clearing - reflecting the movement of hiking on a bush track - before finally fully emerging into a vista point.