Symbol of energy: At the Korean Expo, the corporate pavilion of GS Caltex, a Korean oil corporation, illustrates the company's mission and its visions for the future. The pavilion architecture is presented as a dynamic ensemble, which, at first glance, is reminiscent of an outsized rice field. Eighteen metres high, so-called blades sway like grass in the wind. By touching, individual sensitive blades are activated and illuminated. A central located star-shaped, mirrored pavilion building is optically withdrawn in its entirety. Via raised corners of the star, the visitor can gain access to the also mirrored entrance area on the ground floor. The centre of the pavilion is on the upper floor: a seven-metre-high round room with panoramic projection. Poetic images in a reduced black-and-white aesthetic convey the company's readiness to assume responsibility with regard to sustainable energy concepts.

General Planning, Architecture and Scenography, Main Show

ATELIER BRÜCKNER

Structural Design with

Knippers Helbig

Media Planning with

medienprojekt p2

Production Main Show with

TAMSCHICK MEDIA+SPACE

Sound Main Show

BLUWI

Photography

Nils Clauss, Michel Casertano (No. 4)