At Expo 2025 Osaka, the pavilion null² designed by NOIZ, in collaboration with media artist Yoichi Ochiai, presents a groundbreaking vision of architecture. It serves as a hybrid space that reconciles the physical and digital worlds, providing an interactive meta-environment. Constructed from voxel-like modules and wrapped in a responsive mirrored membrane, the pavilion not only reflects its surroundings but also moves with the wind, giving it a lifelike quality. Designed for agility and future adaptability, null² exemplifies sustainability and flexibility, signaling a new direction for architectural design.
At Expo 2025 Osaka, null² stands out as an innovative hybrid space that challenges the boundaries of physical and digital architecture.
The pavilion is designed to be a living system, with a reactive membrane that shimmers and moves, creating a dynamic visual rhythm.
NOIZ's modular framework allows for rapid deployment and ease of relocation, showcasing a sustainable architectural future.
null² blurs the lines between static and dynamic space, making it a unique model for future architectural experiences.
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