The Cocoon – Farmer’s Pavilion at Krishi Vigyan Kendra, Trichy, is a community-focused bamboo pavilion designed for teaching, workshops, exhibitions, and informal farmer gatherings. Developed through an intensive research, design, and build charrette with Aarhus School of Architecture, C.A.R.E College of Architecture, and Manasaram Architects, it functioned as a live laboratory where students, artisans, and architects collaboratively explored local materials and techniques. Inspired by the silkworm cocoon and local sericulture livelihoods, a central bamboo column spins out into a branching lattice grid shell, forming a cocoon-like canopy with shaded, naturally ventilated spaces and framed views to the surrounding fields. Approximately 5 km of treated bamboo shapes the structure, while Areca bark sheaths form roof shingles and granite elements anchor the pavilion to the site. An ecological brick toilet with a purifying bed and additional outdoor seating further embed low-impact, socially responsible design in the rural landscape.