The Grand Ring at Expo 2025 Osaka, designed by Sou Fujimoto, is a monumental timber structure that acts as the heart of the world fair on Yumeshima Island. Covering over 60,000 square meters, it features a striking lattice of timber beams created using traditional Japanese joinery techniques. This series of photographs by William Mulvihill showcases the Grand Ring's scale, elegance, and interplay with light, underscoring its architectural significance. As a symbol of collective experience and ecological sensitivity, the structure offers shelter while providing stunning views of the surroundings, merging heritage craftsmanship with modern engineering.
The Grand Ring, the largest timber structure in the world, serves as Expo 2025 Osaka's core, bridging national pavilions with its striking architecture.
Mulvihill's photographic series captures the Grand Ring in detail, emphasizing its intricate design and substantial scale, enhancing its aesthetic and functional appeal.
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