WOO ARCHITECTS.(49).



WOO-ARCHITECTS 




Fig 1: Woo Architects Logo.



WOO ARCHITECTS is a London based architectural design practice that creates innovative and bespoke design solutions for sporting, community, and cultural projects all over the world.



Fig 2:UK pavilion to be built for the expo 2025, Osaka.


London studio Woo Architects will employ the principles of a circular  economy for its design of the UK pavilion at the Expo 2025 Osaka which will have a reversible gridded structure. The UK pavilion will be defined by a 10-by-10 metre structural grid which can be easily deconstructed and moved to a different location following the event in Japan next year.

 

According to Woo Architects and ES Global, the UK pavilion will be developed in line with a theme named Come Build The Future.

The specific structural system that will be used is the Global Modular System. This has been developed by ES Global to optimise construction efficiency and meet the "time-critical needs of clients" while being adaptable and reusable.





Fig 3 : UK pavilion to be built for the expo 2025, Osaka.


Woo Architects has also revealed that the structure will be designed to maximise thermal efficiency, reducing its energy consumption. Meanwhile, the roofs are being developed to accommodate renewable energy technologies such as solar and wind.







































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