Stacked Timber Pavilion: A Temporary Structure Without Adhesives

Design a temporary pavilion in the manner of Peter Zumthor's Swiss Sound Box — walls built by stacking freshly sawn larch and pine beams in open crib formation, held only by tensioned steel rods and springs so no glue or nail is used and every board can be sold as timber afterwards. Compose tall stacked timber walls with visible air gaps between every beam, steel tie rods and springs at the ends, narrow open-air corridors between the stacks, no roof over the passages, the raw resinous wood exposed to weather, soft overcast light striping through the gaps, eye-level view down a corridor, 28mm lens, architectural photography, ultra photorealistic, 8K