Pabellón de Europa
Pabellón de Europa stands in Seville’s Cartuja Science and Technology Park, where a striped tower recalls the city’s Universal Exposition of 1992. Its bands use the national colours of European Union member states, giving the structure a clear architectural link to European unity.
Built in just twelve days for Expo 92, the pavilion later became part of Cartuja’s transformation from exhibition grounds into a centre for science and technology. A digital twin once connected the physical space with a virtual version, displaying light, humidity, and temperature readings from interior sensors. The building also served the Fiware Zone, where companies, entrepreneurs, and universities developed smart-city applications and Internet of Things projects.
The pavilion’s history moves from international spectacle to technological experimentation, with a partially flooded underground interior adding an unexpected archaeological quality.
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