Wooden Pavilions in Dubai Expo 2020

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.