The drummers pavilion is meant to dilate a window plane- in fact wrench it open- and counteract the glib overuse of glass in urban architecture. Glass is a lateral horizon into which we can compose and in this single person pavilion one does just that; ideally by drumming, but humming will also do. The pavilion is made of two planes of glass which latch at an angle to an existing window condition at ground level, forming a wedge of space big enough for at least one person. The pavilion is a space for rhythmic sessions available for public interaction and also for organized concerts. These sessions would play the nervous system as much as anything else.