At the end of our second week of A Milan Expo Pavilion Every Day, we’ve already shown you pavilions from all around the world, from Brazil to Slovenia to Azerbaijan and Japan. Today, it’s time to see Kuwait’s pavilion. The...
Hungary’s pavilion at the Expo in Milan brings together good food, healthy lifestyles, food security, and biodiversity, and brings together the virtues of Hungary’s mineral, natural and thermal water, as well as underlining that the country is GMO-free. The pavilion, which features...
In the year of the Milan Expo, Poland aims to promote itself, and what could be a better theme than its unique traditions? It’s time to dive into Polish culture! È proprio nell’anno dell’Expo che la Polonia punta sulla promozione,...
The Japanese pavilion highlights the Asian nation’s balanced, healthy and sustainable diet and is held within a structure designed by Atsushi Kitagawara. As you may expect, Japan’s offering at the Milan Expo includes plenty of tradition mixed with amazing technology, and...
To South America today, and Chile’s Expo pavilion. Designed by architect Cristián Undurraga, the pavilion focuses on Chilean hospitality while guiding visitors through the different ecosystems of the Latin American country and illustrating the diversity of the nation. The primary material used is wood, deliberately...
Next in our 2015 Milan Expo daily series is the Vietnam pavilion. The Asian country took inspiration from its national flower, the lotus, and decided to focus on problems related to the world’s most important element: water. The lotus flower turned...
To celebrate the 140+ countries exhibiting at the 2015 Milan Expo, we’ll be bringing you a pavilion every day, so that you can explore the gigantic fair even if you can’t make it to Italy to see it live. Today we’re...
In the war between Coca-Cola and Pepsi, a fight some of us equate to that between good and evil (depending on which brand of sugared water you swear by), Coca-Cola just pulled ahead (actually, it’s been pulling ahead for a...
The Institute for Computer-Based Design and the Institute for Structural Engineering and Structural Design, University of Stuttgart, have come together again to create a structure which embodies the idea of bionics. The structure is intended to be an “advance of the search for a natural structure,which has...
2000 beer crates used to make Boxel, a temporary experimental pavilion created by digital design students from the University of Applied Sciences in Detmold, Germany. [ via Design You Trust ]
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