Moon Boat Saudi Pavilion In order to turn the Saudi Pavilion into a "moon boat" with geographical elements in the Middle East and Islamic cultural characteristics, the Saudi government invested more than 654.38 billion yuan, covering an area of 7,500 square meters. Oasis gardens will be built at the top and bottom of the "Moon Boat", and the exhibition hall will be hung in two gardens. The largest stereoscopic cinema in the world will be built in the museum, with a screen 1600 square meters. Breathing Japan Pavilion Japan Pavilion is a breathing "robotech". The light purple Japan Pavilion forms a semi-circular dome. In fact, this is an ultra-light "membrane structure" with solar power generation devices, making the Japan Pavilion a "breathing" pavilion. "Cane Basket" Spain Pavilion is a rattan basket with an area of 65,438+100,000 square meters-Spain Pavilion is a vintage and innovative rattan basket building, and the outer wall is decorated with amazing rattan with an area of 65,438+102,000 square meters, and reinforced with steel support. The British Pavilion, which combines light and shadow, is absolutely unforgettable. It breaks through the concept of "frame" in traditional architecture. The biggest highlight is its core part: the "Seed Temple"-a six-story cubic structure with about 60,000 transparent acrylic rods inserted all over the body. These acrylic poles extend outward and sway gently with the wind. During the day, the light shines through the transparent acrylic pole to illuminate the inside of the "seed temple"; The light source contained in the night can illuminate the whole building. The architectural appearance of China Pavilion expresses the spirit and temperament of China culture with the concept of "the crown of the East". The National Pavilion stands in the center and stands out at different levels, becoming the main body of sculpture that embodies the elements of China and symbolizes the spirit of China-the crown of the East; The regional pavilion is spread horizontally, reflecting the national pavilion in the form of a stretched platform base, becoming an open, flexible, people-friendly and multi-level city square; They are opposite to each other, complement each other and form a unified whole to express the theme of a rich and powerful country. The national pavilion and the regional pavilion are divided up and down in function, the modeling is coordinated from master to slave, and the space is dominated by the north-south axis, forming a spectacular urban spatial sequence and forming a unique landmark building group. During the World Expo, the National Pavilion will display "China Wisdom in Urban Development" and a great map of China's urban civilization with the theme of "Better City, Better Life". The regional pavilion will provide exhibition venues for 3/kloc-0 provinces, municipalities and autonomous regions in China, and show the different features of China's multi-ethnic groups and the achievements of urban construction in China. After the World Expo, the National Pavilion will become the exhibition base of China's history, culture and art, and the regional pavilions will be transformed into standard exhibition venues. Together with the Expo theme pavilion, it will be used as a venue for holding various exhibitions and activities, and together with the surrounding Expo buildings, it will create a modern service industry gathering area integrating functions such as meetings, exhibitions and activities. Expo Axis: Let the sun shine at the bottom of the valley. The location of the Expo axis is just above the main axis of the space landscape, and the flow of people is in the Expo Park. On the 1000-meter avenue, there are six inverted conical steel structures, which have great visual impact. The whole building is like a glass morning glory blooming quietly from the ground, crystal clear. They have a warm name, called "Sunshine Valley"-let natural light fall at the "bottom". During the day, Sunshine Valley is warm and pleasant. In the evening, all the floor lights are on for a while, colorful, colorful, like huge flowers in full bloom, dotted with the dreamy Huangpu River. During the World Expo, "Sunshine Valley" will welcome colorful plants. Through careful artistic creation, an "underground garden" will be presented here. Another place that all visitors are advised to pay attention to is that there are sculptures brought by Mitterrand Art Center in France on both sides of the Expo axis. The authors come from all over the world, and the sculptures have different styles and unique forms, and the breath of art and the future is coming. If there is an opportunity, you must stop and wait and see. World Meteorological Pavilion: A House in the Clouds The architectural design of the World Meteorological Pavilion takes "cloud" as the concept, and four white oblate spheres with different sizes and directions surround it like a white cloud. The bright white film cloth on the shell of the Meteorological Museum is evenly covered with spray points. When the spray is turned on, the whole building presents a cloud effect, which looks like "water drops in the clouds". If you walk in the middle pedestrian plaza, you can see the rainbow around the building before the sun rises too high. The biggest feature here is the "combination of reality and reality". At close range, it looks like a house; at a distance, it looks like a fuzzy white cloud. In hot summer, when all the sprays are turned on, visitors will obviously feel cooler than other places in the park. It is worth mentioning that during the World Expo, a dazzling 4D movie will be shown here. Visitors will experience the charm of the weather in all directions through a wonderful hot air balloon trip, and the well-designed weather change corridor will make people think deeply about the earth and the environment while lingering. Theme Pavilion: The theme pavilion has three comprehensive pavilions, namely "City People Pavilion", "City Life Museum" and "City Planet Pavilion". In this huge exhibition hall, Hall 1, which covers an area of 30,000 square meters, has not a single pillar. The design of the exhibition hall revolves around the concepts of "alley" and "tiger window" with Shanghai characteristics, and uses the method of "origami" to form a three-dimensional construction from two-dimensional plane to three-dimensional space. Highlighting the characteristics of Shanghai, the triangular continuous frame is reminiscent of kites, paper planes and birds, symbolizing the yearning for free life. Expo Cultural Center: It looks like a flying saucer, light and smart. As the first large-scale indoor venue with variable capacity in China, the theater space of Expo Cultural Center can be divided into 1 as required. 80,000 seats, 1. 20,000 seats, 1000 seats, 8,000 seats, 5,000 seats, etc. It makes it possible to hold super-large celebrations and concerts, play NBA basketball games, perform on ice and even ice hockey games. The middle of the UFO shape of the Expo Cultural Center, that is, the "circumference" 23 meters above the ground, is an oval air corridor with a length of 572 meters and a width of 4 meters. Through the glass, you can see the Huangpu River in the north and the Expo Park in the south. Expo Center: The lobby is equipped with the world's highest indoor water curtain information wall, with nearly 400 square meters of hollow LED screen and 500 square meters of vertical green wall. These walls fly down in the air, and the visual effect is amazing. As a large-scale public building in the waterfront green space of the Expo Park, the Expo Center does not deliberately express itself in the form of architecture, but combines the visual concept of modern architecture. The transparent outer wall is bright and transparent, and visitors can have a panoramic view of the surrounding scenery when standing inside. On the roof of the center, there is also an elaborate helipad. During the whole World Expo, it will not only become a scenic spot, but also serve as an operation command center and news center. Baosteel Grand Stage Baosteel Grand Stage is one of the seven indoor performance venues of Shanghai World Expo. It was rebuilt from the original special steel workshop of Pugang Company, a subsidiary of Baosteel Group, and recorded the history of Baosteel's overall relocation in support of the Shanghai World Expo. It includes two stages, a big stage and a small stage. It is a semi-open landscape viewing place. While watching the performance, the audience can also enjoy the scenery of Pujiang in Shanghai. The appearance of the United Nations Pavilion is the familiar "United Nations Blue", and there is also an "Innovation Corridor", which will display various contents including fashion, art, media and innovative industries. There is also a theater-style activity area in the museum, which will continue to show movies. Dozens of international organizations and institutions have confirmed their participation, and more than 20 of them will hold a variety of theme activities in the museum to let everyone feel that the United Nations enjoys life and culture. Pacific Joint Pavilion The theme of the Pacific Joint Pavilion is "Pacific Ocean-the source of urban inspiration". Vanuatu, Papua New Guinea and other four Pacific island countries and two international organizations participated in the exhibition. It mainly shows the unique natural features, profound cultural heritage and sustainable lifestyle of Pacific island countries living in harmony with nature. Interestingly, the first traditional canoe from a Pacific island country will sail to China and arrive in Shanghai on China Pavilion Day. The all-glass exterior wall of the International Information Development Network Pavilion is painted, so the pavilion will show a crystal clear feeling no matter day or night. Tourists stop outside the pavilion wall, as if staring at an exquisite crystal palace, dazzling. Not only the exterior wall of the exhibition hall, but also the interior of the exhibition hall is shining. The seven Roman columns at the entrance are filled with water, in which bright Chinese characters shine at night. In the museum, there are thousands of small beads of light flashing with various patterns. Visitors look up at the top of the museum, just like time and space, and don't know where they are for a while. However, the most worthwhile place here is the International Style Street. There are two "streets" on the far left and far right of the first floor of the exhibition area. On the left is the Asian-style "Japanese Culture Street", also known as Asian Street, and on the right is the European-American-style "International Gift Street", also known as Western Street, which is a collection of cultural, scientific and technological, life and other exhibition contents. The entrance shape of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Museum has been creatively turned into a tent. Tents, as the most common humanitarian relief materials in wars and natural disasters, create a sense of reality of "being on the spot" and "being in action", which makes the audience shocked by the power of humanitarian relief before entering the museum. When tourists line up in the waiting area at the entrance, the staff will give each tourist a red bracelet. This not only made the audience curious and associated, but also made everyone realize the profound meaning of "people are connected." The museum is mainly composed of "black memory" (corridor of time and space), "light of human nature" (amphitheater) and "action you and me" (interactive area), which will be presented through the digital display screen behind the atomic mirror curtain wall. The reflection of the mirror creates a real and illusory effect, and the "unbounded" visual appeal will make the audience feel immersive and staggered in time and space. The design inspiration of the World Trade Center Association Pavilion mainly comes from China's philosophy of "heaven and earth" and "gossip". There is a just visiting at the entrance, which allows visitors to be placed in a cleverly designed space from the moment they step into the exhibition hall and start their global trade journey. As a representative exhibition hall of non-governmental trade organizations, the World Trade Center Association Pavilion will also hold a series of wonderful activities with the themes of "environmental protection", "information technology" and "fashion" around the four basic needs of food, clothing, housing and transportation. The New Zealand Pavilion looks like a flying wing, which is in line with their theme "City of Nature: Living between Heaven and Earth". During the World Expo, the "City of Nature" will arrange for young New Zealanders who can speak fluent Chinese and have a lively personality to receive visitors, and the Maori dance "Kapakaka" performed by New Zealand aborigines will also be staged in the pavilion every day. At the same time, in the New Zealand Pavilion, there is a priceless treasure jade, which was selected by the Otago Museum in New Zealand. This is a jade pendant handed down from generation to generation by Maori tribal chiefs. The skillful craftsman of Maori tribe carved a Maori sitting cross-legged with abalone shells as eyes, with a slightly tilted head and a thoughtful expression. The whole building of Malaysia Pavilion consists of two sloping roofs, which are elegant and dynamic. On the first floor of the exhibition hall, the veranda and entrance part are based on the Islamic mosque, and the roof is erected with colonnade, which simulates the traditional longhouse model in expression form. The exterior wall of the exhibition hall is made of butterflies, flowers, birds and geometric patterns by drawing lessons from the texture of traditional printing and dyeing in Malaysia. When you come here, visitors can not only appreciate the charm of world cultural heritages such as Penang and Malacca in Malaysia, but also experience the urban life in Malaysia through mini golf and traditional indoor games in Malaysia. Thailand Pavilion looks like a beautiful palace, with spires and beautiful decorations everywhere. In the exhibition hall, the unique "Thailand Exhibition" will be used to describe the development of Thailand for thousands of years, and a unique Thailand will be displayed through excellent architecture and art. During the World Expo, the Thailand Pavilion will also launch the "Thailand World Expo Dinner", which will prepare authentic Thai cuisine for tourists, including traditional Thai hot and sour shrimp soup, curry chicken noodles and basil spicy pork rice, as well as relatively mild sweet and sour chicken rice, Thai pork powder, fish and coconut chicken soup noodles. Singapore Pavilion Singapore Pavilion: The theme is "City Symphony". The whole exhibition hall is like a music box that is about to open. Before entering the exhibition hall, people will listen to sweet music from the exhibition hall. Entering the ground floor of the exhibition hall, Singapore's unique audio-visual experience will make people feel the harmonious blend of the city and nature, and colorful interactive activities will make every visitor become a note on the "urban symphony". Arriving at the top floor of the exhibition hall, a beautiful tropical "hanging garden" symbolizes the beauty of Singapore as a "garden city". The shape of the Australia Pavilion is wavy, inspired by the famous Ayers Rock in Australia's red desert, and it has a wild beauty. The most interesting thing is that the appearance of the pavilion was orange at the beginning of construction. During the six months of the World Expo, the color deepened continuously, and finally turned into a thick ochre red, which was bright, beautiful and eye-catching. The mascot of the Australia Pavilion is a cartoon kookaburra, with a huge head and colorful feathers, named "Pumbaa", which is lively and lovely. The whole museum is divided into three fascinating activity areas-"Travel", "Discovery" and "Enjoy". Indonesia Pavilion: Building a house with bamboo * * There are four floors inside the Indonesia Pavilion, and the whole pavilion is penetrated by a 600-meter-long passage. In the center of Indonesia Pavilion, visitors will enjoy the beautiful waterfall landscape. As the passage rises, the waterfall will show a different visual sense. There will be several bamboos sticking out of the wall at the top of the pavilion, which is very unique and interesting. Bamboo is an indispensable building material in Indonesia. Indonesians firmly believe that bamboo will become a material for sustainable development in the future because of its environmental protection and perseverance. If you want to taste traditional Indonesian food, you must come to Indonesia Pavilion. Here, the decoration materials of local restaurants in Indonesia such as bamboo are also used in the layout of the restaurant. You can not only taste traditional Indonesian food such as Satay, but also taste the best coffee in Indonesia on the top floor of the exhibition hall-the coffee beans that grind these coffees are strictly selected. Luxemburg Pavilion Theme: Small and Beautiful Highlights: "Pocket" Forest and Fortress Russian Pavilion: Tong Meng Paradise Baihua City is an intoxicating city of innocence. Big "mushrooms" are sewers, and cars in the street don't "drink" gasoline, but "eat" strawberry jam. The owner of Baihua City is a child who is not as tall as a cucumber. Russian writer Nikolai nosov outlined such a fairy tale city in The Adventures of Little Ignorance. In the Russian Pavilion, all these will be presented one by one. When the audience walks on the ramp and looks at the mushrooms and flowers around them, they will suddenly feel that they are members of Lilliput. The exhibition hall is divided into three parts: Flower City, Sun City and Moon City. In the childlike scenery, flowers storing solar energy, houses in the shape of fruits, windmills in the shape of giant dragonflies and cars powered by biofuels can be seen everywhere. Italian Pavilion Theme: Ideal City, City of People Highlights: Functional Modules, Convenient Reorganization Indian Pavilion Theme: Make the City and Harmony Highlights: Vientiane Harmony Swedish Pavilion Theme: Creative Light Highlights: Show the Interaction between the City and the Countryside Spanish Pavilion Theme: Rebuild the architectural features of China Pavilion in urban communities through scientific and technological innovation, and express the spirit and temperament of China culture with the concept of "the crown of the East". The National Pavilion stands in the center, and stands out at different levels, becoming the main body of sculpture modeling that embodies the elements of China and symbolizes the spirit of China-the crown of the East. State Grid Pavilion: The State Grid Enterprise Pavilion is located in Puxi Park of Shanghai World Expo, with a land area of 4,000 square meters. Its architectural design not only expresses the Expo theme of "Innovating, Lighting Dreams" of the State Grid, but also embodies the concept of green and sustainable and humanistic care for tourists in every detail of the building, fully deducing the Expo theme of "Better City, Better Life" of the Shanghai World Expo. The State Grid Enterprise Pavilion will be supported by two buildings covered with grids to form a transparent crystal "magic box". The external grid texture of the two parts of the building is alternating with the reality, which reflects the integration of the urban network texture of the State Grid Enterprise Pavilion and the network structure of the power supply system, and metaphors the road of power grid innovation with safe, high-quality, clean and reliable power supply. The most different from other pavilions is that the above-ground building of the State Grid Enterprise Pavilion is a pavilion, and the underground part is a high-tech substation dedicated to the power supply of the Expo Park and the pavilion, which is known as the "energy heart" of the Shanghai World Expo. In order to highlight this function and guide the audience to feel the charm of "electricity" at close range, the designer specially connected the above-ground and underground parts to make it a new and interesting visit program. Theme of SAIC- General Motors Pavilion: Dynamic Mobile System for Sustainable Development Theme of China Ship Pavilion: Ships, Better City, Joint Pavilion of Private Enterprises Theme: Infinite Vitality Space Home Pavilion Theme: Harmonious City, Man and Space Pioneer of Futurism. At this World Expo, there are many avant-garde buildings that test the understanding of the audience. It's still hard to see some doorways. The self-built pavilion taking the future route is represented by the German Pavilion and the British Pavilion, covering an area of 6,000 square meters. Germany Pavilion: Wonderful Balance The creativity of Germans who are famous for their preciseness is amazing. They first invented a new word "balance" and changed it into "harmonious city" with English words "balance" and "city", and then moved a futuristic national pavilion to Area C. Architect Wei Xili said: "The exhibition hall consists of four geometric sculptures. As a whole, they look like they are suspended on the ground. The four buildings are crumbling at first glance, but they are combined and support each other to form a stable balance, which is very harmonious. " The exterior wall of the exhibition hall adopts 1. The innovative silver luminous net film of 20,000 square meters has high reflectivity to solar radiation, which can block sunlight and prevent the accumulation of hot air in the museum. The "treasure of the town hall" power ball is full of futuristic elements. Above the center of a three-story arcade theater with a height of 1 2m, a ball with a diameter of 3m and a weight of1is hung. This 2-ton metal ball, with more than 400,000 light-emitting diodes embedded in its sphere, looks like a huge shiny pendulum. Encouraged by the virtual commentator, the audience applauded loudly. Which group is louder and more orderly, the power ball will move to which group. The louder the sound, the brighter the color of the sphere. At rest, there will be hello, the earth, football and other patterns on the sphere. British pavilion: luminous box "dandelion" giant porcupine? Crystal hedgehog? Cactus? Its official scientific name is dandelion. Thomas Hesswick, a young British architect, finally defeated 46 opponents and won the championship in one fell swoop, because his scheme is eccentric and avant-garde, which best represents the new image of Britain today-a country with great creativity, advocating invention and leading technology. The British Pavilion looks puzzling: a 20-meter-high square box with six rounded corners and tentacles. These tentacles are 60 thousand transparent acrylic rods, each about 7. 5 meters, evenly inserted in the outer wall, looks like a building. Interestingly, they are soft enough to sway gently in the breeze, which makes people feel that the whole exhibition hall is swaying. At night, the built-in light source of each tentacle will make the whole exhibition hall brightly lit. Dandelion is not only beautiful, but also tells stories. Different plant seeds are hidden in the tentacles, and the audience can appreciate them carefully through the transparent rod. What's more, after the World Expo, these seeds will still be alive and will take root in the campus of China. The traditional natural system jumps out of modern elements and returns to natural taste. Many exhibition halls use natural materials. India Pavilion built the world's largest dome with 15 km of bamboo. The exterior wall of the Canada Pavilion is covered with Canadian red boards, and the interior wall is covered with green plants. Curtains made of soybean fiber are hung outside the Swiss Pavilion, which can generate electricity and degrade naturally after the exhibition. The Swedish Pavilion has 65,438+0/4 spaces made of new wood. Speaking of the "leaders" of this camp, they are the Spanish Pavilion and the Norwegian Pavilion. Spanish Pavilion: The Spanish Pavilion is paved with 8,524 rattan boards and woven with small rattan. It is winding and full of fluidity, just like the swaying skirt of flamenco dancers. Tagliab, a Spanish beauty designer, proudly said that it is the first time in the history of architecture to make such a large-scale venue with rattan. These vines are Artemisia willows from northern China, woven by Shandong craftsmen. There are three kinds of rattan: primary color, brown color and black color, but when boiled in boiling water without any pigment, it will have different colors when used. Don't worry that the "big bamboo basket" will be blown away by the typhoon. In fact, it is firmly connected with the "skeleton" made of 2500 tons of steel pipes. Norway Pavilion: Carrying Wood to the End Norway Pavilion not only uses wood to build houses, but also uses all-wood structure inside, while other pavilions are all steel structures. The pavilion is built by 15 giant Norwegian "pine tree", and the exterior wall is decorated with soft bamboo, which is in line with its exhibition theme "Nature's Endowment". These huge "trees" are not real trees. They are glued wooden columns with heights ranging from 5m to15m. The roots of each tree are fixed underground, and four branches are in the air. The tarpaulin built with the outer ends of branches as attachment points forms the roof of the exhibition hall with undulating appearance. Walking in such a space is like walking in the forest, breathing the fragrance of pine and the wind from the Norwegian forest. The elegant department of China Complex of foreign designers has made a big fuss about the elements of China, which not only pays tribute to the East, but also caters to the taste of China population, among which the Austrian Pavilion and the Polish Pavilion are the most representative. Austrian Pavilion: China porcelain sings well. Waltz Austria Pavilion is decorated with red and white porcelain, and the interior decoration also contains porcelain elements. As a whole, it looks like a delicate porcelain guitar, which means that China porcelain exported to Europe since the Middle Ages has returned to China. The exhibition hall is marked by the Chinese character "man", which supports each other and explains the concept of harmony between man, city and nature. At the same time, the shadow of the logo is Austria's initials "A", which skillfully combines the cultural elements of China and Austria. Poland Pavilion: Dragon Hand in Hand with Poland Dragon Poland Pavilion is a hollowed-out paper-cut and carved work of art.. As night falls, the magical change of light and shadow is projected on the inner wall through hollowed-out paper-cut carving, which is also true and illusory, and the beauty of paper-cut is vividly interpreted. Although the design concept comes from "Polish folk paper-cutting art", the general representative of the Polish exhibition area said that Poland is like "China of Europe", and there are many similarities between the two countries, such as a large number of world cultural heritages and places of interest. The Polish Pavilion also specially arranged a dragon dance performance every morning, in which four red dragons and four yellow Polish dragons presented wonderful performances to the army. Hedonism is an ideal city that makes people feel happy. Many exhibitors are making a big fuss about "happiness". The Dutch Pavilion with the theme of "Happy Street" hangs the "house" on the "street"; The "breathing" Japan Pavilion is like a silkworm baby. If children are given a choice, the Russian Pavilion is likely to win, because it is a city of dreams. The imagination of the Swiss Pavilion is more "bold": you can take the cable car in the Alps in your room, wander in the sea of golden dandelions, sit on the top of the pavilion and watch the clouds rolling ... You can take the children on the cable car and spiral from the bottom of the pavilion to complete a natural journey of about 10 minutes, and experience the close combination of Swiss tradition and modern life. By using high reflectivity materials, rainwater infiltration system, new energy supply system, building seal and maintenance structure, the USA Pavilion has solved the problems of heat island effect, water loss and energy saving. The Netherlands is the only country with more pavilions than other countries. The Dutch National Pavilion is called "Happy Street", which was designed by architect and artist JohnKormeling. The whole street is arranged in the shape of a number "8" (the traditional lucky number in China). Visitors can enjoy different styles of traditional Dutch architecture along the street, including works designed by Gerrit Ritveld and Jan Wells. One of the main features of the exhibition hall is to show how the Netherlands makes reasonable plans for the utilization of space, energy and water resources. In the "urban best practice area", a major innovation of this World Expo, all kinds of strange green ideas will also make visitors feel refreshed. "Bamboo House", "Air Tree", "passive house" and "Zero Carbon Pavilion" are enough to make people think deeply. Covering an area of 6,000 square meters, the Japan Pavilion is like a huge "lying silkworm", which is lavender in the sun, so it has won the Chinese nickname "Purple Silkworm Island". There are three sunken nostrils and three extended tentacles on its curved surface. These "tentacles" and "nostrils" have real breathing function, and they are called ecological tubes. They use sunlight, air and rain to make the best use of natural resources. The appearance of this "Purple Silkworm Island" is a highly transparent power generation film, which can generate electricity and emit light at the same time. When the air gets hot, pipes will be sprayed to create a cool environment.

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