2015 Milan Expo

How thousands of rough wooden logs protect this pavilion from solar radiation

[gallery_extend] The Uruguay Pavilion has been built with recycled and reused materials only, ready...

[gallery_extend] Built on a rectangular plot of 2,370 square meters, the Polish boxed building is the...

[gallery_extend] The Austrian forest impressively provides oxygen for 1,800 people per hour—an amount...

[gallery_extend] While we have seen some gnarly facades at Milan to date, Vanke's 12-meter high pavilion...

[gallery_extend] Tractors touted to be zero-emission and powered by on-site energy methods rove the...

The May 1 opening of the Milan Expo 2015 architectural show has been marred by violent clashes between a group...

[gallery_extend] The 3D pavilion is made partly with bamboo, a fast-growing grass that is ubiquitous...

[gallery_extend] The network of LEDs placed on a grid produces a continuous changing of visitors' perception...

[gallery_extend] Slovenia is one of the most densely forested countries in Europe and with that in mind,...

[gallery_extend] The interior of the structure is meant to create an inverted vision of the rolling hills...

[gallery_extend] Belarus’ display intends to highlight the republic’s engagement in the fight against...

[gallery_extend] The Rice Cluster is one of nine Expo Clusters, each of which bring different countries...

[gallery_extend] The facade of the 1,901 square-meter Mexican pavilion resembles a series of overlapping...

[gallery_extend] It achieves this in part with structure capped with an undulating timber-framed roof...

[gallery_extend] Studio Arthur Casasmerged vegetation and louvered façades to give the orthogonal structure...