American Pavilion: The 12th International Architecture Exhibition
Venice Biennale, Venice, Italy- Exhibition Design// Information Graphics

 

Contributed to the exhibition design for the American Pavilion at the Venice Biennale, which presented a speculative self-sufficient skyscraper operating within a steady-state urban system.

The project explores closed-loop relationships between water, energy, and waste, proposing an architectural model where resources are continuously recycled within a circular urban infrastructure.

My role focused on translating these complex sustainability systems into a clear visual and spatial language. The building’s façade functioned as an informational surface, integrating data visualization directly into architectural form to communicate system behavior in real time.

Supporting large-format foam-core panels extended these narratives into the exhibition space, mapping ecological and infrastructural cycles through diagrammatic graphics and structured visual hierarchies.

The installation connects architectural form with data-driven storytelling, enabling visitors to understand the interdependence between building systems and broader urban ecologies.

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Role: Exhibition graphics, information design, data visualization 

Tools: Adobe InDesign, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop