Power Plant is a futuristic greenhouse that uses sunlight to generate both food and electricity. Can it help to allay our fears for humanity’s future?
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Qatar's entry will present a hybrid between the old and the new, through the use of materials and cultural rituals.
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Somalia’s exhibition traces the history of Somali architecture before and after the civil war.
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Coal: Post-Fuel considers an alternative future for the material that powered the industrial age, and shows that even dirty old coal has an emotional value.
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Tabanlıoğlu Architects will explore the ambiguous question of where we belong. housEmotion looks like a house, but is it a home?
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UAE will present an installation that looks directly at time and its personal meaning to the UAE as a country.
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Face Values engages emotion as a physical performance, inviting visitors to use their facial expressions to control sound and graphic displays.
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Khải will show how a new generation of design thinkers are applying modern techniques to Vietnamese design without losing the emotional resonance of traditional handcrafting.
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Berghaus’s installation proposes a walk in the wilderness to reconnect with our emotional selves.
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Radiance by Haberdashery Studio investigates our emotional responses to the colours of sunset.
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Developed by Panasonic Design to influence behavioural patterns, Kasa is an experiential exploration into the future relationship between people and objects.
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Like all good stories, this one started with a revolutionary idea, which was immediately met with a question: What exactly are you proposing?
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