fields and meadows called "Fields of Ideas," that can
be explored in two different ways.
freely accessible landscape level, which invites them
to linger as they would in a public park. Wherever the
trees break through the surface, visitors are offered
insight on highlights in the exhibition below.
exhibition inside the pavilion, which showcases
various nutritional sources like Soil, Water, Climate,
and Biodiversity. Visitors are invited to become active
themselves. With the "SeedBoard", which is a small
mobile device, they are given their own Field of Ideas
for navigating exhibits and exploring additional
media information.
which rise from the exhibition level to the surface.
They connect indoor and outdoor spaces, exhibition
and architecture. Those trees are made of PVC/PES
material at the top level and ETFE at the bottom level.
used in the six trees in addition to the "Blossom"
coverture, the top of the central structure.
Designer: Schmidhuber
Engineering designer: Maffeis Engineering