Expo 2020 in Dubai – The Swedish pavilion – The Forest
- Innovation, sustainability and tech excellence – explore the best Sweden has to offer.
- The fully connected and interactive pavilion – The Forrest – is as a joint effort by the government and our main export companies.
- So is this digital story about the Swedish presence in Dubai.
- 192 countries – every corner of the world in one place
- 182 days – 7 days a week – 15 hours a day
The Forest – Sustainability in practice in the Swedish pavilion.
The Swedish pavilion the Forest, located in the sustainability district, has a three-step effect in durability. By using alternative materials instead of concrete and steel, we expect to save 1,000 tons of carbon dioxide. Furthermore, the Forest combines the two ways to reduce carbon dioxide in the atmosphere: by reducing emissions, or by extracting an additional 2,000 tons of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and storing it – reducing ‘carbon sources’ and increasing ‘carbon sinks’.
The Forest by Stockholm-based Alessandro Ripellino Architects, Studio Adrien Gardère and Luigi Pardo Architetti.
Exhibition
During their free stroll in the Forest, the visitors are offered a series of diversified and unexpected experiences in a fully connected and interactive environment. The Swedish Pavilion will focus on new ways to build The Smart Society, including topics such as tech, life science, next-generation transport, Industry 4.0, new materials, smart cities, and circular bio-based economies.
Read more about the design.
Read more about the Swedish participation at Expo 2020 in Dubai.
