The proposed Turkish Pavilion is comprised of a1000sqm. area that contain exhibition spaces. The whole space sits on a large pool. The basic exhibition elements of the space are transparent and rectangular glass prisms that have different widths. The ramps around prisms define a linear and continuous circulation route. The volumes under ramps provide spaces of exhibition and workshops.

 

There are animated holograms located inside the glass prisms, which are in parallel with each other. The hologram images give an illusion of reality, thanks to the interactive projection technology.The holograms are about the culture of each region in Turkey. Each region is represented with its music as well as its visual data. Therefore, the regions of Turkey are not only projected visually, but also aurally to the visitors. The visitors of the exhibition space attain diverse experiences as the hologram images overlap with each other on the transparent surfaces.

 

Nature is set in motion through interactive walls. The visitors attain diverse viewpoints on rhythms of nature and man, the unity developed through these rhythms and the sustainability of this unity owing to this perceptional variety.

 

Spaces under ramps are used as spaces for production and workshops. The works of paper marbling artists that are produced on the workshops are visually projected on the glass prisms. In this way, an interactive exhibition is achieved.