With its tag ‘Austria makes sense’, the structure combines ecology and technology to set a strong signal for climate protection.
Austria showcases its pavilion for Expo 2020 Dubai. It is inspired by innovations of the country’s past and its move towards a more sustainable future. Courtesy: Austria Pavilion
The pavilion is built from overturned cones from a 9,000-year-old soil called loam, containing silt and clay.
The pavilion will operate on 70 per cent less energy than a conventionally air-conditioned building in the UAE.
It has been fitted with fogging technology to keep visitors cool as they explore the structure.
With its tag ‘Austria makes sense’, the structure combines ecology and technology to set a strong signal for climate protection.
Austria showcases its pavilion for Expo 2020 Dubai. It is inspired by innovations of the country’s past and its move towards a more sustainable future. Courtesy: Austria Pavilion
The pavilion is built from overturned cones from a 9,000-year-old soil called loam, containing silt and clay.
The pavilion will operate on 70 per cent less energy than a conventionally air-conditioned building in the UAE.
It has been fitted with fogging technology to keep visitors cool as they explore the structure.
With its tag ‘Austria makes sense’, the structure combines ecology and technology to set a strong signal for climate protection.
