Knafo Klimor Architects has presented their plan for 'Fields of Tomorrow, ' a pavilion that is set to be built for the Milan expo in 2015. The theme for this event is 'Feeding the Planet - Energy for Life,' which the Israel Pavilion explores.
The design of the pavilion actually looks like a field turned on its side, and it immediately makes one think of agriculture and sustainability. DesignBoom states that "its surface is comprised of modular tiles utilized for optimally cultivating products on a steel frame elevated above ground." This enables the design to come to life in a sense, with water-drip system in place so that plants and more can actually be brought to life while people explore the area and the theme of the expo. Photo Credits: designboom, kkarc
Field-Inspired Pavilions
The Israel Pavilion by Knafo Klimor Architects is Stunning
Trend Themes
1. Agricultural Architecture - Opportunities for innovative designs that incorporate modular tiles and elevated structures for optimizing agricultural cultivation and sustainability.
2. Urban Farming - The integration of water-drip systems and plant cultivation in urban areas, offering a solution for sustainable food production and community engagement.
3. Experiential Design - Creating immersive and interactive pavilions that bring the theme of an expo to life through imaginative architectural concepts.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Architectural firms specializing in sustainable and agricultural design can capitalize on the demand for pavilions and structures that embody sustainable practices.
2. Agriculture - Companies involved in urban farming and agricultural technology can leverage innovative design concepts to optimize food production and sustainability in urban environments.
3. Event Planning and Experiential Marketing - Event planners and marketing agencies can offer unique experiences by incorporating imaginative architectural designs that align with the themes and objectives of expos and events.