1st Place: 116385
This proposal creates an impressive landmark with a strong link to the Milan Expo theme. A poetic concept that interprets different symbols as architectural components with a building skin formed by movable matter resulting in transformable appearance both inside and outside. It also presented an impressive visualization with high quality drawings combined with a fluid and dynamic interior space.
The authors with the Silo design have created a highly visible, inviting and informative point at the intersection of the two main axes (Cardo and Decumano) with an interesting reference using the pavilion’s “hourglass” form to encourage reflection and awareness of the primany importance of conserving resources.
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Team Members _Klaudiusz Angerman _Monika Nowak _Michal Krywult _Anna Karas Country Poland Profession Architect |
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2nd Place: 117554
A proposal that is complete and well detailed with original concept and aesthetic. It is a project that creates a very interesting and intelligent transformable structure offering various configurations of beautiful shapes. Sustainability is ensured by the possibility of different uses for future installations. The layout is convenient with nicely light interior space that includes original furniture.
The pavilion fits harmoniously into the expo scheme based on the shape, ephemeral character and lightness with the off-site construction system responding directly to the temporary nature of the Expo. This is a concept of “simple” volume and intelligently presented.
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Team Members _Giuseppe Cericola _Vincenzo Marinelli Country Italy Profession Architect |
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3rd Place: 115734
The project shows a high level of analysis on the topic of exhibition spaces and great contemporary events with a solid attempt to reinvent the concept of information pavilion. Essential services (information, connection, relationship links) are scattered along the main axes of the entire Expo and not centralized at a single point in responds to the current need to distribute information and services on a small scale.
A humble but strong concept and approach to the Expo pavilion that steps back from monumental in favor of micro-scale to avoid overwhelming the others buildings within the Expo.
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Team Members _Yi Zhang _Ping Liu Country Australia Profession Students |
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Team Members _Niels Leijte Country Netherlands Profession Student |
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Team Members _Leonie Sommer _Babak Zarsazegar _Liss Werner _Laurent Dubuis Country Germany Profession Architect |
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Team Members _Naoya Kitamura _Tetsuya Sekimoto Country Japan Profession Architect |
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Team Members _Marudai Richie France Profession Architect |
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Team Members _Kam Fai Tai _Alina Valcarce _Eliane Billon China Profession Architect |
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Team Members _Johann Szebeni _Robin Skala _Marcel Steinbacher _Yusuf Yazici Austria Profession Architect |
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Team Members _ Enrico Beer Boimond Brazil Profession Student |
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