The Philippines has unveiled the design of its pavilion for Expo 2025 in Osaka, Japan. Designed by Carlo Calma Consultancy and titled "Woven," the pavilion reflects the country's connections to nature, its cultural heritage, and its community values. With the theme "Nature, Culture & Community: Woven Together for a Better Future," the pavilion aims to highlight the Philippines' creativity, diversity, and aspirations for sustainable development while inviting visitors to engage with its cultural and environmental priorities.
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Philippine Pavilion for Expo 2025 Explores Interconnectedness Through Nature, Culture, and Community
https://www.archdaily.com/1025612/philippine-pavilion-for-expo-2025-explores-interconnectedness-through-nature-culture-and-communityNour Fakharany
Burning Man Reveals the 2024 Temple, Designed with Neo-Gothic and Khaizaran Influences
The annual festival Burning Man has revealed the design of the 2024 Temple at Black Rock City, which will become the central installation during the festival happening between August 25th and September 2nd, 2024, in Black Rock Desert, Nevada. Titled “The Temple of Together,” the proposal is designed by Caroline Ghosn, the first BIPOC, female Temple lead artist. The proposal takes cues from neo-gothic religious architecture, combined with Art Deco styles and Lebanese Khaizaran weaving techniques to create a symbol of unity and respect. The design was selected following an international competition that seeks to find novel interventions that fit within the Burning Man tradition.
https://www.archdaily.com/1013376/burning-man-reveals-the-2024-temple-designed-with-neo-gothic-and-khaizaran-influencesMaria-Cristina Florian