In 2010, three fishermen's huts from Bahrain were meticulously documented, taken apart, and reassembled as Bahrain’s entry to the 12th Venice Architecture Biennale. These informal gathering spaces, built by locals as a response to the rapid privatization of Bahrain's coastline, served as vital connectors to an increasingly inaccessible coastline. The pavilion moves past simplistic narratives of privatization and reclamation, and towards a more nuanced dialogue on the historic and societal causes and repercussions of these environmental shifts.