Koda Estonia Pavilion by KUU Architects
AMSTERDAM – Reflecting national history and tradition, an Estonian fair pavilion was inspired by its peoples’ past as forest dwellers.
Made of timber, the Estonia Pavilion at horticulture expo Floriade 2012 was modeled after a koda
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