“Dynamic Typologies” explores the expressive potential of mutable geometry through a series of experimental studies developed as initial research for the design of a pavilion. The project investigates how form can evolve fluidly over time—each typology gently transitioning from one state to another through the use of dynamic elements. Rather than settling on a static configuration, the geometry remains in motion, articulating each shape as part of a continuous spatial dialogue. These transformations are not arbitrary; they open up a multiplicity of configurations and architectural scenarios, suggesting a structure that adapts, breathes, and responds. Animation becomes a tool for spatial thinking, where movement itself defines structure, rhythm, and possibility.