Steel Box with Random Lines: Structure as Pattern

Design a temporary garden pavilion in the manner of Toyo Ito's 2002 Serpentine Pavilion — a flat-roofed box whose apparently random pattern of triangles and trapezoids is in fact generated by an algorithm rotating and expanding a single square, with every line being a structural steel member and every gap either glass or void. Compose a low white box wrapped in an irregular lattice of flat steel strips, some openings glazed and some left open, no columns or beams distinguishable from the pattern, park lawn and mature trees around, soft London daylight throwing the lattice shadow inside, eye-level three-quarter view, 24mm lens, architectural photography, ultra photorealistic, 8K