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Heyoon

This is a recreation of the Heydon Pavilion as featured in the excellent 99% Invisible podcast.[99percentinvisible.org] In order to get the full effect, I highly recommend listening to the episode before visiting the environment.

This otherworldly structure was designed by Joseph Kinnebrew for his friends Rita and Peter Heydon. Over time, the location has become a secret hangout spot for some of the local teens, much to the vexation of its owners. The pavilion was given the nickname “Heyoon” after some visitors saw the words “Heydon Pavilion” etched in a glass plaque at the top of the stairs and mistook the “D” for an “O”.

Out of respect for the privacy of the Heydons, the location of the "real-life" pavilion is kept secret. However, with this virtual recreation, you can now visit Heyoon yourself, and even bring along your own set of friends. It is a virtual sanctuary for your serenity and enjoyment. As always, please be respectful of the structure and to whomever you may meet there.

Credits:
The VR Envirenment was built and lit by myself.
The Heydon Pavilion was designed by Joseph Kinnebrew[www.josephkinnebrew.com], and recreated in 3D by myself based on the description by Alex Goldman and the illustrations by Emile Holmewood.[bloodbros.co]
The audio clip used for the sound of the lighter was adapted (trimmed) from 32cheeseman32's recording, "Flame." Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported (CC BY 3.0) https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ Available at: https://freesound.org/people/32cheeseman32/sounds/175942/
Grass Texture provided by @Lowlypoly
Tree model provided by Evgeniya Yaremko (some edits made).
Rock modeled by Ivan Solos (some edits made).
Car model provided by Anton Moek (some edits made).

Special Thanks to Joseph Kinnebrew, Peter and Rita Heydon, Alex Goldman, Roman Mars, and the beautiful nerds at 99% Invisible.