Wooden Pavilions in Dubai Expo 2020
Wooden Pavilions Inspiring Action for the 17 SDGs by 2030, showcasing Technological, Architectural, and Cultural Progress throughout the Global Exhibition from 1 October 2021 to 31
"Sustainable Development Goal 17, 'partnerships for the goals,' aims to strengthen global cooperation for sustainable development. The 2030 Agenda, adopted by all UN Member States in 2015, outlines 17 SDGs as a call to action for both developed and developing countries."
Wooden Building: Poland Pavilion (2021-12-09) by IWCSInternational Wood Culture Society
Poland Pavilion
It starts narrow at the base and expanding at higher levels to resemble a tree. This tree-like wooden structure is not only a celebration of wood and nature through its use of various wooden elements but also features a kinetic sculpture that symbolizes the migration of birds.
Wooden Building: Hungary Pavilion (2022-02-14) by IWCSInternational Wood Culture Society
Hungary Pavilion
Hungary Pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai combines natural elements with modern design. Explore culture under the umbrella canopy. Dive into water experiences and immersive performances showcasing Hungary's heritage and innovations.
Wooden Building: Swedish Pavilion (2021-12-10) by IWCSInternational Wood Culture Society
Sweden Pavilion
The Swedish Pavilion, Expo 2020 Dubai, is a unique building for its choice in materials and engineering solutions, particularly because wood is directly built on top of sand.
Wooden Building: Baden-Wurttemberg Pavilion (2021-12-21) by IWCSInternational Wood Culture Society
Baden-Württemberg Pavilion
It is made of wood that comes from Baden-Württemberg, where it is very common to build with wood. The entire structure is built in just six weeks.
Wooden Building: Oman Pavilion (2022-01-08) by IWCSInternational Wood Culture Society
Oman Pavilion
It draws inspiration from the frankincense tree, featuring sustainable wooden fins sourced from alpine forests. Explore the rich history and global partnerships while uncovering the myriad uses of frankincense, from medicine to cosmetics, spanning thousands of years of progress.
Wooden Building: Belgium Pavilion (2022-02-05) by IWCSInternational Wood Culture Society
Belgium Pavilion
The Belgium Pavilion, dubbed the "Green Arch," embodies the essence of "belgitude," fusing Latin romanticism in art with Anglo-Saxon technical precision. It serves as a testament to Belgian prowess in industry, technology, and science.
Wooden Building: Canada Pavilion (2022-01-20) by IWCSInternational Wood Culture Society
Canada Pavilion
The Canada Pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai blends a wooden Mashrabiya-inspired façade with Canadian Douglas Fir, highlighting sustainability and unity. Embark on an immersive journey through Canada's past, present, and future, experiencing values of innovation and collaboration.
