Three days at the 19th International Architecture Exhibition titled "Intelligens. Natural. Artificial. Collective". ioLabs never misses a chance to explore the latest construction, architecture, and technology trends. One highlight stood out: the Spanish Pavilion.
Why it resonated:The Spanish Pavilion introduces “Internalities” - a framework that shifts focus from externalized impacts to locally rooted production ecosystems, reducing long-distance supply chains while aligning ecology with economy. Beyond the theme, the pavilion delivered: high-quality exhibits, great spatial design, strong photography and a clear, thoughtful curatorial direction from start to finish.
3 takeaways we’re bringing back to ioLabs:
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