The Uzbekistan Pavilion, titled “Garden of Knowledge: Laboratory for the Future Society,” at Expo 2025 Osaka has been awarded 17 international professional prizes, according to the Fund for the Development of Culture and Art. The pavilion was recognized by leading global awards evaluating architecture, design, exhibition solutions, and sustainable technologies.

In early June, the Uzbekistan Pavilion was announced as the winner of the Architizer A+ Awards in the Cultural & Expo Centers category. This award is one of the most prestigious competitions in world architecture, where a professional jury selects only one winner per category.

A few days later, at the ADC Awards ceremony in Hamburg, Germany, the project won two more gold awards in the categories of Exhibition — Museum & Pavilion Design and Architecture, Public & Urban Design — Architectural Installations. This award is considered one of the oldest international competitions in design and creative industries.

Throughout its operation, the project has been honored with the following international awards: (list not provided).

It is worth recalling that the design of the Uzbekistan Pavilion at Expo 2025 Osaka was developed by the architectural firm Atelier Brückner. Correspondent Shukhrat Latipov previously reported on the significant aspects of this complex.

Since the opening of Expo 2025 Osaka, the Uzbekistan Pavilion has been visited by over 1 million people.

Source: www.gazeta.uz