Bamboo Building

An activity designed for families and children, focused on the collective construction of structures and small bamboo villages. Starting with simple, lightweight, and flexible sticks, participants learn how to combine the elements to create stable, original, and ever-changing forms. The technique used is that of the geodesic dome, invented by architect and inventor Richard Buckminster Fuller, who presented this system at Triennale during the 10th International Exhibition in 1954. Through play and hands-on experimentation, children discover how triangles, spheres, and geometric patterns can give shape to small sustainable dwellings and entire imaginary landscapes. A workshop that brings together creativity, collaboration, and discovery, inviting adults and children alike to design a world built on balance, lightness, and imagination.