Nüssli builds Austria’s pavilion at Expo 2025
Exhibition builder Nüssli has been awarded the general contract for the construction of the Austrian pavilion at Expo 2025 in Osaka. The company is contributing its 23 years of experience in the construction of national pavilions for world exhibitions.
According to a press release, Nüssli, the event and construction services provider based in the St.Gallen-Lake Constance area, has once again been awarded the general contract for the construction of the Austrian pavilion for an international world exhibition, this time for the Expo in Osaka, Japan. It will take place from 13 April to 13 October 2025. The architectural design of the Austrian pavilion and the general theme were created by BWM Designers & Architects.
Visitors to the Austrian pavilion will be able to experience an exhibition entitled Compose the Future on an area of 270 square metres. With music as the supporting medium, the pavilion is intended to lead from the past into the future, according to a statement by the traditional company. The central element is a “spiral sculpture rising spectacularly into the air”. The interior of the building is divided into three rooms. They are dedicated to the thematic complexes of relationship, human being and idea.
“We are delighted to be realising the pavilion for Austria for the sixth time,” Andy Böckli, CEO of Nüssli, is quoted as saying. “The project has thus almost become a tradition and has regularly allowed us to act as a unifying element for innovation since 2005.” As Nüssli also shows in a video, the company is contributing its 23 years of experience in building country pavilions for world exhibitions.