Designed for year-round education, the Pavilion includes dual classrooms with Nanawall folding glass walls that open into a unified gathering space. Locally sourced Western Red Cedar, basalt-inspired bluestone flooring, and commissioned artworks by Grand Ronde and Chinook artists root the architecture in regional heritage.

The timber and decking from the deconstructed existing shelter were reused in the new structure for flooring, interior finishes and railings, with the remaining materials sourced regionally. With natural ventilation year-round, the project is a low-energy building by necessity and design.