Architecture of Joy. The exhibition pavilion is conceived as a living spatial sculpture that extends the artistic world of Zurab Tsereteli. Architecture is born from movement, color, light, and matter, revealing itself progressively through the courtyard, galleries, pathways, and occupiable roof. Art transcends the boundaries of the exhibition hall to become an integral part of the space itself.

At the heart of the composition lies the "Coral" sculpture, around which key visual axes and visitor routes are organized, seamlessly connecting the pavilion to the surrounding park. This is an architecture of joy, designed to be experienced and explored — architecture as a continuation of art, where the building, sculpture, landscape, and human presence unite into a single, living ecosystem.