Foto © BWM Architekten / ArtworkCompany Alexander Kramel
Foto © BWM Architekten / ArtworkCompany Alexander Kramel
Foto © BWM Architekten
Foto © BWM Architekten / ArtworkCompany Alexander Kramel
Foto © BWM Architekten / Photo: ArtworkCompany Alexander Kramel
Foto © BWM Architekten / Emanuel Gollob
Foto © BWM Architekten / Emanuel Gollob
Foto © BWM Architekten
Foto © BWM Architekten
Foto © BWM Architekten / Artwork Company Alexander Kramel
Foto © BWM Architekten
2017 EXPO Astana
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- Astana, Kasachstan
- Jahr
- 2017
- Bauherrschaft
- Bundesministerium für Wissenschaft Forschung und Wirtschaft, Wirtschaftskammer Österreich (Austrian Federal Economic Chamber), EXPO-Büro Wirtschaftskammer Österreich (Rudolf Ruzicka u. Helmut Döller)
- Team
- Anke Stern, Birgit Eschenlor (Wettbewerb)
- Projektsteuerung
- Werner Consult Ziviltechnikergmbh (Maria Wladika, Axel Turian)
- Konzept/Wettbewerb
- BWM Architekten (Johann Moser) Julia Landsiedl Strategic Design & Storytelling Perndl+Co (Gerhard Bauer) Featuring: Assocreation
- Gestaltung
- BWM Architekten (Johann Moser, Anke Stern, Jan Enzlberger, Stephan Mandl, Emanuel Gollob, Koerdt Utech GnbR)
- Grafik
- Perndl+Co (Gerhard Bauer, Markus Göbl)
- Planung
- BWM Architekten (Generalplaner) LLPRA “Astana-Zharnama” (lokaler Architekt) Bubeleichhorn ZT GmbH (Ausschreibung, Vergabe) iPG
- Wissenschaftl. Recherche + Texte
- Christina Nägele
- Texter
- Tino Schulter WerbegmbH
- Fotoserie Austrian Innovators
- Florian Rainer
- Interaktive Exponate
- Josef Baier (pneumat. Objekte) Emanuel Gollob (mechan. Selfie-Station) Dominikus Guggenberger (Lichtring-Generator, Ergometer) m
- Standbau
- ADUNIC AG (Standbau, Logistik, Maintainance, Generalunternehmer)
- Fotos
- artworkcompany – alexander kamel, Emanuel Gollob, BWM Architekten
Competition project for the Austrian pavilion at the EXPO 2017 in Astana/Kazakhstan
Interactive, muscle-driven stations are installed in an expansive, two-storey structure. The visitors are both participants and observers; their muscular energy is used to bring the pavilion to life. They are encouraged to be both sensitive and sensible: surprising poetical, funny or sonorous machines can be operated by the visitors, who then receive typical Austrian energy foods such as a Mozartkugel or Mannerschnitte as a reward for their efforts. This is the Austrian pavilion’s interpretation of the Expo’s general theme of “Future Energy” – with an homage to the human yardstick.