Two identical cubes and a series of interconnecting walkways make up Lithuania’s pavilion at Milan Expo. The main focus of the architects, JAS, was on balance between every aspect of the design – old and new, tradition and innovation, theory and practice – in order to reflect the contrast within Lithuania, a country with a strong history of agriculture but also a focus on innovation. One cube is dedicated to an exhibition on Lithuanian tradition, while the other focuses on the more technological side of things. On the ground floor, there is an open area for events and traditional Lithuanian food like rye bread, pancakes, and products from family farms and small businesses.
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