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Travelling pavilion Blok shows how we will build in the future

Published 2026-11-02

Travelling pavilion Blok shows how we will build in the future | Integri News

There is a new travelling pavilion called Blok. The pavilion shows what building could look like in the future. The project focuses on new ways of building and on the question of how buildings can be made with less harm to the environment.

The pavilion travels from place to place, so that more people can visit it. In this way, visitors can see for themselves which ideas and techniques are currently being developed in the construction sector. It is a way of making knowledge about building accessible to everyone, not only to professionals.

The construction sector faces major challenges. In the Netherlands, there is a great demand for housing, and at the same time the sector wants to use less energy and produce less waste. The pavilion makes clear that new materials and smart designs can play a role in this.

The Blok pavilion is therefore first and foremost a way to open the conversation about the future of building. For those interested, it is an opportunity to see how construction can change. More information about the locations and dates of the pavilion can be found with the organisation behind the project.

Sources: Change Inc.

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