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The concept vehicle is displayed at the Mercedes-Benz Pavilion in the Apothekenhof of the Munich Residenz.

Designed by Rolo, this AI conceptual exploration aims to raise the possibility of rescuing specific elements of the cultural richness of the vernacular African architectural and artistic language and merging them with a certain degree of reinterpretation with the aesthetic and constructive configuration of future and modern educational centers in Africa.

Pavilions are compact and often standalone structures that refine the design to its essence. Usually, pavilions showcase innovative concepts, materials, and building methods.

The Pavilion of Floating Lights’ aims to reinvent East Asian timber architecture, especially ‘-ru’, the East Asian equivalence of a pavilion on a bigger scale. Traditional assembling technics and structural systems such as wooden brackets are re-created in six tree-like columns of the project.

The Novartis Pavillon is designed to be a public space for learning, knowledge, and interaction, bringing the worlds of medicine and science closer together.

Designed by Mamou Mani Architects in collaboration with Arup, the temporary structure (The Altostrata – Therme Pavillion) will be 3D-printed from biodegradable sugar-based PLA by FabPub, a joint venture between Mamou-Mani and Therme Group

The Tarang Pavilion, a recently completed project in Gandhinagar, India, shows how The Grid Architects works creatively and thoughtfully.

Art Sauna is a continuation of the emotional journey that visitors can take at the Gösta Serlachius Museum. The new structure, which is subtle, intimate, and domestic in scale, joins the site and blends in with the proposed scenario of dialogue between art, nature, and architecture.

The Netherlands has as of late declared its cooperation in Expo 2025 in Osaka, Kansai, Japan, and the plan for the Netherlands Structure has been unveiled.

London Design Biennale 2023 is now open under the theme of “The Global Game: Remapping the Collaborations” and can be visited until 25th June at Somerset House. Here is a closer look at each participant of this year.