At the 19ᵗʰ International Venice Architecture Biennale, the Türkiye Pavilion’s exhibition “Grounded” stood out with its approach that reimagines soil through the lenses of architecture, ecology, and technology. Curated by Ceren Erdem and Bilge Kalfa, the exhibition showcased numerous projects, among which Fibrobeton contributed to six through its advanced production techniques and flexible manufacturing capacity.
Architectural elements used in the projects Cosmic Core, BIRE-PAN, Common-Action Walls, REC-II Muqarnas, ReYard House, and Anti-Ruin were produced by Fibrobeton, aligning with the exhibition’s spatial design and thematic integrity. These solutions, combining durability, aesthetics, and functionality, amplified the exhibition’s impact on an international scale.
Being part of this significant project that represents Türkiye on a global platform was not only a professional contribution for Fibrobeton but also a meaningful experience in the fields of culture and art. Positioned at the intersection of architecture, material technology, and design, this collaboration once again highlighted the company’s vision of developing creative and innovative solutions.
Coordinated by the Istanbul Foundation for Culture and Arts (İKSV) with the support of the Republic of Türkiye Ministry of Culture and Tourism, the Türkiye Pavilion remains open to visitors at the Venice Arsenale until November 23, 2025.