frame to folly transforms from carnival gateway to neighborhood teahouse in pittsburgh
frame to folly, a collaborativde project between architectural crafts collective, partlab, and neighborhood allies, is a modular timber pavilion developed for different sites and community uses in pittsburgh. The post frame to folly transforms from carnival gateway to neighborhood teahouse in pittsburgh appeared first on designboom | architecture & design magazine .
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