Also in this case, we had to go through the full building department and temporary building permit resubmission in order to increase the floor area to build a mezzanine level.

The layout is quite straightforward with a visitor experience area on the ground level and a private area on the mezzanine.

The visitors are welcomed by a series of white arc shapes that create a sense of perspective. The arcs are backlit with colored RGB lights that are controlled by an cutting edge DMX controller that analyzes the predominant color of the video signal of the huge 5.5 x 4m led wall on the right and makes the arcs glow with the same color.

The effect is actually very subtle and provides a cozy feeling of surrounding.

Bravo! to Beyond Limits for the project management and AV design, to Concept lap for the technical implementation and to Koizumi for the bespoke lighting fixtures.

Another special attraction is the e-bike installed just in front of the pavilion:

Slovenia-lovers can just pop-up the VR mask and virtually travel green Slovenia by bike.
A section of the led-wall is connected to the e-bike so that also the people that are not physically on the bike, can enjoy the same ride.

On the second floor is located a minikitchen and panoramic VIP area, together with a full spec comfort area which includes office, toilet and even a sit-in shower booth.

In front of the Pavilion is a multipurpose area coordinated with the design of the pavilion. The counter is split in arc shaped sections that are equipped with casters to allow multiple configurations, including the creation of 2 squarish islands (as the inner and outer curves of the counters are designed to match seamlessly)

The grass-like abstract pattern of the tile carpet applied on the cutout shapes on the backwall and the birch wood rib surfaces, enhance the natural atmosphere without compromising the functionality or falling into the vernacular.