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Mexico Pavilion. World Expo Busan 2030
Mexico Pavilion. World Expo Busan 2030
This entry won a 3rd prize in a open international competition, organized by Busan City.
This entry won a 3rd prize in a open international competition, organized by Busan City.
The project is the result of modular round buildings and the paths in between them. Rainwater is harvested and also builds the atmposphere of this 'water pavilion', to storytelling Mexico's rich water culture.
The project is the result of modular round buildings and the paths in between them. Rainwater is harvested and also builds the atmposphere of this 'water pavilion', to storytelling Mexico's rich water culture.
More about Mexico Pavilion
More about Mexico Pavilion
Busan's weather allowed to propose water slabs. Specifically during the months where the Expo would take place, they can function as infrastructure devices. The comfort temperature needed indoors are compatible with what water can provide in terms of the thermic variations it generates, helped by proposed water supply (to the water slabs) from the bay, right in fron the Expo site.
Busan's weather allowed to propose water slabs. Specifically during the months where the Expo would take place, they can function as infrastructure devices. The comfort temperature needed indoors are compatible with what water can provide in terms of the thermic variations it generates, helped by proposed water supply (to the water slabs) from the bay, right in fron the Expo site.
Facts
Facts
area: 1800 m2
area: 1800 m2
uses: Cultural, Infrastructure
uses: Cultural, Infrastructure
status: 3rd Prize Winner
status: 3rd Prize Winner
year: 2022
year: 2022
credits: ASC
credits: ASC
location: Busan, South Korea
location: Busan, South Korea
Process
Process
Drawings
Drawings
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