Project Description
A series of small enclosures with wood-slat exteriors are neatly arranged beneath a suspended structure akin to the pergolas and terraces used to shade and grow fruits and legumes in this cluster, whose agricultural theme aligns with the site’s garden-like environment. The nine cultivating countries participating in this cluster use their allotted space to showcase their leading crops.
FROM MILAN EXPO 2015:
The sequence of the single Cluster units will constitute the sequence of
the collective spaces, identified by two big suspended lines reminding in a
different scale the pergolas of vineyards producing a game of shades typical of
cultivated woods. Vegetables, fruit trees and fragments of cultivations will
define a composite and surprising landscape capable of offering visitors the
memory of works in the field and the emotion of a garden.
The
Universities that collaborated in the project with Politecnico of Milano in designing
the concept are the Bezalel Academy of Arts and Design of Jerusalem (Israel) and
the Cape Peninsula University of Technology of Cape Town (South Africa).
Countries belonging to this cluster:
– Benin
– Democratic Republic of the Congo
– Republic of Equatorial Guinea
– Gambia
– Republic of Guinea
– Kyrgyz Republic
– Sri Lanka
– Uzbekistan
– Zambia