The Pavilion Humanidade was a temporary pavilion constructed for the Rio+20 exhibition that was held in Rio de Janeiro in 2012.

The structure is made up of building scaffolding creating a translucent frame that was exposed to all weather conditions - light, heat, rain, sounds from the sea and the heavy winds. The structure enclosed five walls that were all 170m x 20m and 5.4m apart which created a suspended walkway within the nature of Rio de Janeiro. These rooms became the bracing for the structure, ensuring some rigidity.

The materials used were sustainable and after the deconstruction of the project they were reused.