ASSOULINE Architecture & Design | Expo 2020 Dubai: The Vision Pavilion

The Vision Pavilion embodies the story of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, providing insights into his childhood, his love for nature and the influences that shaped him. It brings to life the valuable lessons he learned and his embrace of the passions and values of Emirati culture that made him the visionary leader he is today. Visitors make their way through various galleries, immersing themselves in the life of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed, learning universal and valuable lessons about wisdom, passion and perseverance. The experience is a reflection of Sheikh Mohammed’s vision for Dubai and its people—inspiring and limitless.

Starting 1 October 2021 and ending 31 March 2022, Expo 2020 Dubai has brought together more than 200 participants and many millions of people from around the world to come together with a shared purpose towards building a cleaner, safer, healthier future. The first World Expo in the Middle East, Africa and South Asia region, and the largest event ever held in the Arab world, for 182 days, Expo 2020 Dubai has been a hive of activity, from performances and parades, immersive experiences, insightful talks, food, art, music, sport and architecture. With 192 country pavilions, three thematic pavilions—Opportunity, Mobility and Sustainability—and numerous awe-inspiring feats of architecture and craftsmanship at every turn, Expo 2020 Dubai offers limitless opportunities to learn, reflect, connect and collaborate for a better world.

To mark this, Assouline has collaborated with Expo 2020 Dubai on seven unique volumes dedicated to the event. Each book features original images, texts, exclusive interviews and insights into the architecture, inspiration and historical significance on display at Expo 2020 Dubai. Published and edited exclusively by Assouline and Expo 2020 Dubai, each of these seven editions will be valued by collectors around the globe for decades to come.