World Pavilions at Expo 2025 Osaka: A Tour of Highlight Pavilions (Part 1)

2025年4月13日，备受瞩目的世界博览会在日本大阪梦洲人工岛盛大开幕，将持续展出至10月13日。本届世博会吸引了全球158个国家和7个国际组织参展，为观众呈现了一场跨越国界的文化盛宴。在众多精彩展馆中，奥地利馆、西班牙馆、卡塔尔馆和新加坡馆以其独特的设计理念和文化内涵脱颖而出，成为本届世博会的亮点之一。

On April 13, 2025, the highly anticipated World Expo grandly opened on Yumeshima, an artificial island in Osaka, Japan, and will run until October 13. This edition of the Expo has attracted 158 countries and 7 international organizations, presenting a cross-border cultural feast for visitors. Among the many spectacular pavilions, the Austria Pavilion, Spain Pavilion, Qatar Pavilion, and Singapore Pavilion stand out for their unique design concepts and cultural depth, becoming some of the highlights of this Expo.  

奥地利馆——谱写未来

Austria Pavilion – Composing the Future

奥地利馆以其创新的设计理念被誉为“最酷的展馆之一”，设计团队巧妙地将音乐之都维也纳的文化符号——五线谱与奥地利国旗的经典红白条纹相融合，创造出极具辨识度的视觉形象。展馆建筑采用螺旋状体量设计，搭配略微倾斜的曲线弧度，不仅弱化了建筑的封闭感，更生动地展现了音符的灵动与活力。这一设计完美诠释了奥地利作为音乐王国的文化精髓，让参观者在视觉体验中感受音乐的律动。

The Austria Pavilion is hailed as “one of the coolest pavilions” for its innovative design. The design team skillfully blended Vienna’s cultural symbol as the “City of Music”—the musical staff—with the classic red-and-white stripes of the Austrian flag, creating a highly recognizable visual identity. The pavilion features a spiral-shaped structure with slightly inclined curves, which not only softens the building’s sense of enclosure but also vividly conveys the liveliness and dynamism of musical notes. This design perfectly embodies Austria’s cultural essence as a musical kingdom, allowing visitors to experience the rhythm of music through visual immersion.

西班牙馆——黑潮海洋

Spain Pavilion – The Kuroshio Ocean

西班牙馆以“黑潮”为主题，灵感源自大航海时代连接东西方航道的海洋传奇。展馆设计融合了海洋的有机形态与太阳能量的象征，创造出充满生命力的展示空间。通过这一主题，西班牙馆不仅展现了该国作为航海大国的历史地位，更巧妙地将两国的历史纽带与自然力量相结合，为观众带来一场跨越时空的文化对话。

The Spain Pavilion takes “Kuroshio” (Black Current) as its theme, drawing inspiration from the maritime legends of the Age of Exploration that connected East and West. The pavilion’s design merges organic oceanic forms with symbols of solar energy, creating a vibrant exhibition space. Through this theme, the Spain Pavilion not only showcases the country’s historical role as a maritime power but also artfully intertwines the historical ties and natural forces between nations, offering visitors a cross-temporal cultural dialogue.