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Sudan’s pavilion is inspired by a typical home in the North African country: the Nubian house, a one-floor dwelling with a central courtyard where the Sudanese people tend to eat all their meals and use as a social space. In the pavilion,...

Oman is one of the driest places on Earth – a great challenge for sustainable and safe food production. Oman’s pavilion particularly focuses on its strong tradition of water resource management – something crucial to the country’s survival. The Middle-Eastern...

Today we’re showing you another pavilion from a country you most likely aren’t very familiar with: Turkmenistan. The state is one of the birthplaces of ancient civilisations and was crossed by the Great Silk Road. With a fast-growing economy and...

At Milan Expo, Romania invites visitors to learn about the country’s spirit and biodiversity as well as traditions, folklore and hospitality, and folklore character Lia (Ciocârlia) acts as a guide, either played by actors or represented by a hologram. The...

As we told you a couple of days ago, Italian bank and Expo 2015 sponsor Intesa Sanpaolo boasts two pavilions at the event in Milan. We already showed you The Waterstone, and today we bring you the second of Intesa’s exhibition...

Piuarch, the studio which is also behind the ENEL pavilion at Milan’s Expo, has created charity organisation Caritas‘ pavilion too. The main concept behind the design is the idea of creating wealth by sharing. The Edicola looks a lot like...

Intesa Sanpaolo is an Italian bank and one of the main sponsors of the 2015 Milan Expo. They have not one but two pavilions at the event, and today we’re bringing you the first. Designed by Michele De Lucchi, The Waterstone is...

If you’re looking for Bangladesh, Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, or Sierra Leone at Expo, you’ll find them inside the Rice Cluster, alongside the special Basmati Pavilion. This Cluster represents one of the staple foods for over half of the world’s population,...

This pavilion was created for the Veneranda Fabbrica del Duomo di Milano – the non-profit group which has taken care of Milan’s iconic cathedral since the late 14th century. It features a life-size reproduction of the gilded, copper laminate Madonnina...

Copagri is an Italian confederation of agricultural producers, and their Expo pavilion is all based around thoroughly Italian food traditions. The pavilion was designed by Miralles Tagliabue EMBT and consists of two domes, constructed from wood and glass, covering a 560 square metre...