Hungary's pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka artistically combines nature, tradition, and modern architecture using organic materials. Echoing Sou Fujimoto's design philosophy, it showcases the shared heritage of Hungary and Japan. The pavilion features significant elements like a symbolic forest structure and a wooden dome resembling a haystack, rooted in Hungarian pastoral life. Visitors experience a multi-sensory journey with folk music and cultural performances, illustrating Hungary's identity while aligning with the Expo theme of 'Designing Future Society for Our Lives.' It emphasizes a union of natural and built environments.
This pavilion represents a fusion of architecture and nature, echoing sustainability by utilizing organic materials and building techniques inherent in Hungarian and Japanese cultures.
Visitors will be greeted by a symbolic forest building and a haystack-shaped dome, embodying ancient Hungarian life, and an immersive folk music experience.
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