Anatomy of a Dhow, Bahrain Pavilion Osaka Expo 2025 / Lina Ghotmeh Architecture
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At Expo 2025 Osaka, Bahrain unveils its national pavilion 'Connecting Seas,' emphasizing the Kingdom's maritime history and cultural significance as a trade hub. Designed by Lina Ghotmeh, the pavilion features sustainable construction methods, utilizing 3,000 un-engineered wood pieces and passive cooling techniques, showcasing Bahrain's commitment to sustainability. The pavilion, situated in the 'Empowering Lives' zone, offers visitors a multisensory experience, engaging in cultural exchanges and artistic collaborations that reflect Bahrain's seafaring legacy and innovative spirit, contributing to an international dialogue on modern societal design under the Expo's main theme.
The Kingdom of Bahrain's national participation 'Connecting Seas,' explores Bahrain's longstanding position as a port at the intersection of cultures and commerce, linking international trade routes across the chapters of history.
The Bahrain Pavilion embodies sustainability, cultural exchange, and craftsmanship. Built from around 3,000 pieces of un-engineered wood using intricate joinery, it minimizes waste.
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