"Behind several of the most anticipated pavilions at EXPO 2025 Osaka lies BeWunder's expertise in turning architectural visions into captivating, multisensory realities. The World Expo is a dynamic stage where architecture, design, and technology converge to create compelling narratives about the future. The pavilions act as canvases where abstract ideas are brought to life through an orchestration of light, sound, and interactive technology. designboom takes a look at pavilions, created in collaboration with BeWunder, pushing the boundaries of spatial design and turning a passive visit into an active, immersive multimedia journey."
"As a specialist in museums, exhibitions, and brand pavilions, BeWunder serves as a turnkey partner for creating unforgettable spatial experiences. The company's passion lies in producing multisensory visitor experiences that combine multimedia technology, content, staged lighting, interactive elements, and scenery. With an end-to-end approach, BeWunder's team is expertly positioned to bridge the gap between creative vision and its physical reality. Their proven international track record in both live events and permanent construction has positioned them to deliver exceptional projects, regardless of scope, scale, or location."
BeWunder delivers end-to-end, turnkey production for major EXPO 2025 pavilions, converting architectural concepts into immersive multisensory experiences. The company integrates multimedia technology, staged lighting, interactive elements, scenic fit-out, exhibit fabrication, graphics, print, and signage into cohesive visitor journeys. BeWunder manages concept development, feasibility studies, and final delivery of audiovisual and interactive systems to ensure creative visions become physical realities. The firm's international experience spans live events and permanent construction, enabling delivery at varied scales and locations. The Kuwait Pavilion, for example, is designed as an architectural homage to openness and progress, featuring bold open wings.
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