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Milano -Expo 2015 -Ungheria

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Il padiglione, il cui progetto selezionato tramite un concorso pubblico è a opera degli architetti Attila Ertsey, Ágnes Herczeg, Sándor Sárkány, si sviluppa su tre piani e si estende su un lotto complessivo di 1910 metri quadri. Le forme e i materiali riprendono aspetti tipici del paesaggio ungherese (come i granai, i silos di campagna e le stalle) e sono concepiti secondo i principi dell’architettura organica, sviluppatasi a metà del Novecento e basata sulle tradizioni locali, sulla comprensione delle leggi della natura, sull’esaltazione del rapporto tra l’uomo e l’universo. La zona centrale del Padiglione è ispirata all’Arca di Noè, simbolo di salvezza degli esseri viventi, mentre le due estremità laterali richiamano i tamburi sciamanici.

I tamburi rimandano a radici antiche evidenziando il rapporto mistico con la natura e sono solcati dall’antico simbolo dell’albero della vita nel quale scorre l’acqua, quella ungherese, infatti, è nota per le celebri proprietà termali.La maggior parte dei materiali utilizzati per la costruzione sono rinnovabili (legno, legno lamellare, cellulosa). L’intera costruzione inoltre sarà smontata, ricostruita e utilizzata come centro di ricerca in Ungheria

The pavilion, whose design was selected by a public competition, is the work of architects Attila Ertsey and Herczeg Ágnes Sándor Sárkány . It comprises three floors and covers 1,910 square meters. The shapes and materials composing the main features are typically Hungarian (including a barn, silos and stables). They have been designed according to the principles of organic architecture that was developed in the mid- twentieth century and is based on local traditions, the understanding of the laws of nature, and on the celebration of the relationship between man and the universe. The central area of the pavilion is inspired by Noah's Ark , the symbol of salvation of living beings.

The two end points take the form of shamanic drums, representing Hungary’s ancient roots and highlighting its mystical relationship with nature. The drums are adorned with the ancient symbol of the “tree of life” that flows with fresh water, being the Hungarian one celebrated for its thermal properties.Most of the materials used for construction are renewable (wood, laminated wood, cellulose) and the entire building will be dismantled, reconstructed and re-used as a research center in Hungary.
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10 comments - The latest ones
 Erhard Bernstein
Erhard Bernstein club
Quite impressive ...
8 years ago.
 franco benf
franco benf club
Ormai sono solo ricordi bellissimi ....peccato ci dovevo ritornare
8 years ago.
Daniela Brocca club has replied to franco benf club
Eh, proprio, Franco.
8 years ago.
 Gudrun
Gudrun club
Interessant! Auf dem thumbnail hätte ich nicht an Ungarn gedacht, sondern an Diogenes in der Tonne;-)
8 years ago.
Daniela Brocca club has replied to Gudrun club
Ich habe auch die ganze Zeit an einem Fass gedacht, Gudrun, wenn auch nicht an Diogenes:-) Ich dachte an Wein, es gibt doch viel in Ungarn :-)
8 years ago.
 Daniela Brocca
Daniela Brocca club
Thanks, Eberhard.
8 years ago.
 Nicolas Mertens
Nicolas Mertens club
Massively impressive :)
8 years ago.
Daniela Brocca club has replied to Nicolas Mertens club
That's why I thought it was like a barrel! :-)
8 years ago.
 Mackedwars
Mackedwars
Perspectiva muy lograda, imagen impresionante y muy bien captada. Muy cordiales saludos. Eduardo.
8 years ago.
 Daniela Brocca
Daniela Brocca club
Eres muy amable, Eduardo. Saludos a ti,Daniela
8 years ago.

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