The 2015 Milan UAE Pavilion looks to continue the time-honored tradition of visually pleasing design and atmosphere. This year, the Pavilion will deliver the feel of a traditional desert town.
The pathways and internal streets will be modeled after founds that can be found in various desert regions, and the streets will be self shaded. The self-shading will be achieved by the wavy wall structures that mirror the texture of sand dunes. The pavilion is also Earth-friendly, and is said to sport one of the smallest carbon footprints of any of the expo's pavilions.
The cool thing about this is also that the entire project can and will be deconstructed and re-constructed at a different location. In this case, it will be getting moved to the UAE. Photo Credits: designboom, en.expo2015.org
Desert-Inspired Design Structures
This Milan UAE Pavilion Gives You the Feel of the Desert
Trend Themes
1. Desert-inspired Design - Opportunity for designers to incorporate desert-inspired elements into architecture and urban planning for a unique and visually striking aesthetic.
2. Self-shading Structures - Potential for development of self-shading building materials and designs that reduce energy consumption and create more sustainable urban environments.
3. Flexible and Portable Architecture - Emerging market for modular and relocatable structures that can be deconstructed and re-used, providing flexibility and cost-efficiency in construction projects.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture and Design - Opportunity for architects and designers to explore new concepts and techniques inspired by desert landscapes and sustainable practices.
2. Construction and Engineering - Demand for construction materials and methods that prioritize eco-friendly design, energy efficiency, and flexibility in construction projects.
3. Urban Planning and Development - Need for urban planners and developers to consider sustainable and adaptable design principles to create more environmentally friendly and efficient cities.