Nüssli presents Kuwait’s Expo pavilion
Nüssli hat mit seinen Partnern in Tokio den Länderpavillon von Kuwait für die Weltausstellung 2025 in Osaka vorgestellt. Als Totalunternehmer zeichnet der international tätige Temporärbauer aus dem Thurgau bereits zum zweiten Mal nach 2015 für den Pavillon des arabischen Landes verantwortlich.
The architecture and exhibition of the Kuwaiti pavilion at the upcoming Expo 2025 world exhibition has been presented to the public in Tokyo. International temporary contractor Nüssli from Hüttwilen has overall responsibility for the project. According to its press release, high-ranking guests from politics, business, the media and society were given an insight into the “ambitious project” during a festive ceremony.
According to the statement, the architecture and exhibition will present Kuwait as a visionary beacon of culture and a beacon of tolerance. The country is known for its contributions to Arab culture, art and humanitarian work.
This is Nüssli’s ninth participation in the Expo. The Thurgau-based company can look back on a total of 22 years of experience with country presentations and in particular with country pavilions. This country pavilion is the second that Nüssli has built for Kuwait since 2015.
For this project, Nüssli is working with LAVA Architekten from Sirnach TG, who designed “the bold architecture”. Other partners include insglück Gesellschaft für Markeninszenierung from Berlin, schlaich bergermann partner from Stuttgart and Japanese construction experts.
“We are proud to support our client’s ambitious project,” says Harald Dosch, Director Business Development at Nüssli, “and together with our project partners, we will make Kuwait’s appearance at Expo 2025 Osaka an outstanding success.”