The workshop investigated a hybrid workflow combining physical prototyping and digital computation to design and fabricate a pavilion from linear stock timber elements. Working without nails or glue, teams developed self-supporting structures by beginning at the joint and component scale before aggregating into seating, column, or canopy-like assemblies. The computational workflow was driven by Wasp, a Grasshopper plug-in that employs rule-based combinatorial logic to define connection topologies and generate data-driven structural aggregations. Physical and digital studies ran in parallel throughout, with a 1:1 scale fabricated chunk of the pavilion serving as the principal output, embodying the full resolution of joint detail, material behaviour, and aggregation strategy.