A key aspect of this project was the integration of textiles into the architectural design, which was meant to reflect the festival's dynamic nature over its six-week duration. The installation featured six wooden pavilions and a distinct entry gate, all unified by a single stylistic approach. The pavilions featured roofs angled in two planes and were adorned with flowing textile draperies that brought both aesthetic charm and practical benefits.

These curtains served a functional role by offering protection from the sun and rain while also giving the pavilions a light, playful quality. The varied design and arrangement of the textiles created a dynamic interplay of light and shadow, continuously changing the atmosphere of the space. Even the slightest movement, whether from a gentle breeze or the rhythmic stamping of festival-goers, caused the curtains to shift, transforming the overall ambiance of the festival.

The design's flexibility allowed each pavilion to adapt to the specific themes and needs of different events, creating a range of unique experiences while maintaining a cohesive overall look. This adaptability ensured that the festival space could evolve throughout its run, offering fresh and engaging environments for attendees.

Through their involvement in both the design and construction phases, VOLNA helped create an environment that was not only visually striking but also highly responsive and interactive. In 2024, the Poolbar Festival, known for reinventing its visual identity each year, reached new heights with this concept.