"Interwoven" is a MoMA Satellite Museum conceived as a continuous surface that emerges organically from the ground. It does not sit on the site but grows from it - dipping, lifting, and
weaving through a field of existing trees.

These trees are preserved and celebrated, with one central tree acting as the core connection point from which the surface radiates outward. The form gently wraps around each tree creating sculpted voids and moments of openness.

Beneath this undulating roof, sunken gallery spaces offer a calm, grounded experience. The result Is a museum without walls-an immersive environment where movement, nature, and art converge into one seamless, living terrain.