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Happy Event Review: Shanghai Expo Pavilion Attracts Visitors With Different Shapes.

2011/1/2 13:41:00 95

Mexico

The pavilion is different from the general exhibition hall. There are no tall buildings in the Mexico Pavilion. The top of the pavilion is a large grassy area with 135 large kites flying above it. The display space is below the surface. It reflects the concept of future life in Mexico. Green is the main tone of the future urban construction, which means ecology, environmental protection and peace. The kite symbolizes soaring and freedom.

The kite originated in China. It is a common factor in two ancient cultures of China and Mexico, which means the unlimited development and development of the future.

The UAE, the UAE, has the largest desert group in the world, and the Emirates Museum has moved the mobile dunes to Shanghai.

The entire UAE pavilion consists of three dunes with 20 meters long, interwoven and different sizes, representing ancient, modern and future.

The three dunes use hyperbolic structure and grid structure. They seem to be separated from each other but are interwoven like gravel.

In order to reflect the realistic effect, the exterior of the UAE pavilion changes the unique rosy and hot waves of the desert, showing the magnificence of the natural sand dunes, which makes the whole building feel a sense of flow. Whenever the breeze is blowing, it seems to be moving slowly.

The Korean Pavilion or overlooking from a distance, or looking down from the air, or coming closer to enjoy the Korean Pavilion from different angles, the audience will see different Korean letters.

In fact, the pavilion is not only connected by several huge Korean letters, but also on every brick.

Through the gap between letters and strokes, the first floor of the Korean Pavilion is an open area.

The Korean pavilion hopes to demonstrate traditional Korean culture in this way and show the significance of communication and integration.

The Japanese pavilion, with its 1.5 circle dome, is like a fat silkworm baby. Its Chinese name is "Purple silkworm island".

The purple coat covering the Japanese pavilion is a super light "membrane structure" with solar power installations, which can be used in the daytime to generate electricity through sunlight and make buildings shining at night.

The Japanese pavilion is "breathing like a life body". Some of the antennae in the pavilion are actually vertical hollow columns that absorb sunlight, gather rainwater, and keep the natural air flow.

The Turkey Pavilion of the Turkey Pavilion is a maze of red boxes inspired by Catalhoyuk, one of the oldest villages in the world, meaning a forked hill.

The Turkey Pavilion uses the auspicious red, and the wall is hollow to show the style of Catalhoyuk. It shows the integration of ancient civilization and modern architecture.

The French Pavilion is like a White Palace floating on the water, reflecting a white grid like exterior wall on the mirror.

The white grid is covered by an open-air French garden. The ground and walls are full of plants. The stream flows gently along the French courtyard to form a green Versailles garden.

The pavilion of China Pavilion is like a dream in the setting sun.

Known as the "crown of the East", the Chinese Pavilion is large and small, like a brackets that are stacked up and down, showing the oriental flavor vividly.

The China Pavilion has a complete energy saving system, with a cascade of overhanging shapes forming a natural sunshade ventilation space. The roof has solar energy and rainwater collection systems.

The most peculiar thing is the Chinese red, which is covered by the Chinese Pavilion, which is synthesized by 7 kinds of red.

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The cable car of the Swiss Pavilion in Switzerland Pavilion carries the tourists through the roofs of flowers and trees every day. It swirled down the interior of the building symbolizing the the Alps, meaning a journey from the city to the countryside through the bustling and heavily loaded cities along the way.

The Swiss Pavilion will be covered with plucent aluminum screen. 11000 red bio resins, including sensitized solar cells, are hung up and sparkled.

The British Pavilion, the British Pavilion, subverted the traditional image of the English gentleman, using a square box with sixty thousand tentacles to make tens of thousands of seeds "telling stories" to show a creative Britain.

The British Pavilion is full of 60686 tentacles. These tentacles are made of pparent acrylic rods. They are specially treated plexiglass. They are evenly inserted on the outer walls of the British Pavilion, dancing gently with the wind. It seems that the pavilion is fluttering in the air like vitality.

The largest single building in the Holland Pavilion of the Holland Pavilion, the crown VIP hall, is like a golden tulip blooming in the blue sky and white clouds.

There is hardly a complete main building in the entire Holland Pavilion. It consists of a spiral walking road and 26 independent small buildings, just like an air market.

This design embodies the "typical Holland style", which is orderly, efficient and practical, without losing individuality and ingenuity.

Architecture is a flowing note.

At the end of April 2010, when the more than 100 different forms of architecture appeared in the Expo Park of Shanghai, they immediately attracted the attention of the world.

Japanese pavilion "Purple silkworm island", "golden tower" of Russian pavilion, "Happy Street" of Holland Pavilion, "curling" of Finland Pavilion, "moon boat" of Saudi Arabia Pavilion, "sand dune" of the United Arab Emirates Pavilion, and "oil Cube" of the Oil Pavilion.

From the name of the Expo Hall, you can bring infinite reverie.

No wonder Li Zehou, a eight year old scholar of long term research aesthetics, walked into Expo Park. He said, "this is mainly about architecture. Architecture is the art form that can influence people's psychology most."

In Li Zehou's eyes, the British Pavilion is the last modern. The rattan basket of the Spanish Pavilion is very charming, and the irregular shape of the German Pavilion.

How beautiful is it? Li Zehou said, "beauty is a feeling, indescribable. It can only be said that the world needs richness and diversity."

Behind the beautiful appearance, the Expo building is still a green and green note.

In the tall red body of the China Pavilion, there are many new technologies of environmental protection, which basically provide electricity self-sufficiency. The purple coat of the Japanese pavilion is actually a membrane that can generate electricity and breathe. The walls of the Swiss Pavilion are made of hard and degradable soybean fiber; the pparent mud and mud walls of the Italy Pavilion can be used to save indoor lighting power through sunlight; the steel appearance of Luxemburg hall can be used for decades without coating any paint; the bamboo houses in Madrid pavilion are cool in winter and warm in winter; the Hamburg Pavilion can even maintain a constant comfortable temperature even without air conditioning.

Having visited the World Expo, low carbon, zero carbon and passive houses have become a topic of discussion for many people, attracting lots of officials to study.

This is one of the influences of the Expo.

What does the future building look like? Shanghai World Expo has told you.