France’s Pavilion for the Milan Expo Uses a Wave Like Design for the Ro
Michael Baxter — May 2, 2014 — Art & Design
References: x-tu & designboom
The Milan Expo always brings out the best there is when it comes to design and France’s entrant this year is one of the best. The design of France’s pavilion uses lightweight construction, which makes it easier to not only put up, but take down for usage later.
This pavilion has been looked at as a market that pays particular focus to reducing energy and ecology. Vegetation grows throughout the entire structure, making the pavilion a refreshing and natural piece of architecture. The point of having vegetation growing throughout the building is to figure out how to work on sustainable ecology.
The building isn’t all natural though, as there are screens put up in the building to make the pavilion and more interactive and technological experience.
Photo Credits: designboom, x-tu
This pavilion has been looked at as a market that pays particular focus to reducing energy and ecology. Vegetation grows throughout the entire structure, making the pavilion a refreshing and natural piece of architecture. The point of having vegetation growing throughout the building is to figure out how to work on sustainable ecology.
The building isn’t all natural though, as there are screens put up in the building to make the pavilion and more interactive and technological experience.
Photo Credits: designboom, x-tu
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