Tag: Expo Milan

Pavilion Zero is one of the most important pavilions at Expo Milan 2015. Visitors arriving from the North entrances will come across this pavilion first, and will have an experience taking them into the Earth’s crust. Curated by Davide Rampello and...

Ecuador’s three-story pavilion is the next on our tour of Milan Expo pavilions. Designed by Zorrozua y Asociados, it tells the world about Ecuador through bright colours and a voyage through the landscapes, culture, history, environment and biodiversity of the...

B720 Arquitectos, led by Fermín Vázquez, came up with the design of Spain’s pavilion for Milan Expo 2015, which is made up of a wooden structure with plenty of open spaces both inside and out. The 2,104-square metre space has a...

As hosts of this year’s Expo, Italy was under pressure to come up with a fantastic pavilion. Nemesi designed Palazzo Italia, a 35-metre high 6-level pavilion towering over the rest of the Expo site, and the temporary structures around it...

Central American country Mexico has participated in Expos since 1876, and this year at Expo Milan 2015, architect Francisco López Guerra Almada‘s pavilion design is an exciting one, which uses eco-friendly materials and is easy to construct and dismantle, and is...

We’re in Europe again for Day 10 of our countdown of the pavilions at this year’s Milan Expo, and today it’s the turn of Austria. The Austrian exhibition wants to show the public the high standard of living that the...

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...

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...