Grenada Pavilion

Date: 2012.05.20 | Category: Caribbean Community Pavilion | Response: 0

Grenada Pavilion

In the pavilion resembling spice plant nutmeg, there are long curved viewing galleries, necessary infrastructural components and a conference area. The exhibition focuses on the urban development in the country and its experience in protecting rural tradition during urbanization.

Highlight 1: Chocolate, Carnival Costume – The display area in the red “mace petticoat” is for small chocolate products or carnival costume.

Highlight 2: Spice Products, Artwork – Spice products, artwork of Caribbean style and Caribbean island scenery will be displayed.

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Caribbean Community Pavilion (Kimon Berlin)

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Grenada Pavilion CGI Design

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Grenada Pavilion

Originally posted 2010-09-06 09:47:12.

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Barcelona Case Pavilion

Date: 2012.05.19 | Category: UBPA Display (Central) | Response: 0

Barcelona Case Pavilion

Barcelona Pavilion’s unique design, full of unlimited imagination, is a vision without limits. It allows people to observe a true Barcelona through visiting. Narrow “corridor” unveils the true nature of the “space” and it reflects the concept that designers want to change “corridors” into “streets”. Mirror, the orthogonal array elements, mapped windows and the ceiling will decorate the streets in Barcelona.

Two huge standing mirrors appear as basis element. This piece of glass, cleverly balances the role of the lighting, while allowing people well engage in different imagination.

The emergence of the glass mirror creates a mirror box so that items can be shown just as real, some concepts that well reflected in Lewis Carrol’s.

Another important element is to bring people into the design with visual and mobility. That is made possible through the textile ceiling. This piece of work appears as a floating canopy on top of the exhibition hall. This piece shows the vision of the vivid sky in Barcelona. It also serves as a halo from the top ceiling of the exhibition hall.

From this arrangement, one can see the morning, noon and evening perfectly there. Or, through satellite projection, one can attain the vision of Barcelona sky in the exhibition hall.

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Case Joint Pavilion 4-2

There is a beautiful poem there for readers to appreciate. This poem well reflects the charm of the city.

Barcelona Pavilion creates the four milestones in architecture history. Micro-architecture shines out of its overall application.

Pavilion’s structure is made of many small windows. Each window is a small separate display platform. And all small windows together become a huge wall screen. This way of using space makes a main part of pavilion exposed under sunlight.

Outside of the pavilion, one can see two public areas. General activities could happen in these areas. There is also a reserved area in the pavilion for visitors to exchange information on the exhibition. Souvenirs from Barcelona and Catalonian kitchens are two subsidiary themes for the main pavilion.

Additional space will be divided into grid pattern. Each small grid area is to use as an interactive platform for visitors or small activities for things such as meetings, lecture and etc.

And there is another small space reserved for technology and equipments. All the performances in six months will need this place to get ready with.

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An artistic rendition of the Barcelona case pavilion (expo2010.cn)

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An artistic rendition of the Barcelona case pavilion (expo2010.cn)

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Reception area (Tony Lin)

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Inside the pavilion (Tony Lin)

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Inside the pavilion (Tony Lin)

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Inside the pavilion (Tony Lin)

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Inside the pavilion (Tony Lin)

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Design detail of the pavilion's interior (Tony Lin)

Originally posted 2010-09-14 02:09:49.

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