South African Migration + Interpretation Centre is an embodiment of transparency and generosity, bringing people together from all walks of life under an undulating vaulted roof that is reminiscent of starling and human flight patterns. The South Western façade lends itself to being an ever-changing sculpture, symbolizing the starlings of Africa due to their murmuration and reflective feathers. The ‘moving wall’ is made from small aluminium panels that are loosely fixed to a lightweight framed structure. The materiality and flowing design are inspired by the kinetic movement. The contrast between concrete tectonics creates a sense of harmony with its glass façade that dematerialises the building’s volume. The white concrete expresses honesty and purity, having it as the predominant structural system, though the materiality is very heavy and static the form adds to the very nature of flight and movement which ultimately blends these seemingly paradoxical elements. The three-level building creates a dynamic destination that nurtures change, growth and creativity. The architecture responds to the light, culture and climate of Southern Africa.