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CONTENTS AUG/SEP2010
Online We bring you a sample of the spectacular pavilions at this year’s World Expo.
Pic: Andreas Keller © Architecture Schmidhuber + Kaindl / Exhibition Milla + Partner
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040 Danish Pavilion ‘Welfairytales’ and the best of Copenhagen living served up by BIG architects.
046 British Pavilion Atelier Ten’s illumination of Heatherwick Studio’s iconic ‘Seed Cathedral’.
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048 Polish Pavilion Traditional cut-out paper art forms the inspiration for WWAA’s contribution.
054 German Pavilion ‘Balancity’ is given a 3D scheme by E3
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060 South Korean Pavilion Mass Studies and Newlite deliver a pavilion with real character.
062 UBPA Pavilion Urban Best Practices Area gets a Michelangelo inspired colour scheme.
064 State Grid Pavilion China’s State electricity supplier amazes crowds with its ‘Magic Box’.
066 Swiss Pavilion A sparkle of solar-powered nodes bring an electrical buzz to this look at Swiss life.
Pic: Roland Halbe, Stuttgart
067 Italian Pavilion Architect Giampaolo Imbrighi’s design high- lights the best of Italian culture.
Pic: Iwaan Baan
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068 French Pavilion Custom-made luminaires adorn the fretwork façade of France’s contribution.
070 Also on show... Other eyecatchers at the World Expo, including the Chinese and Spanish pavilions.
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