Mexican Pavilion at Shanghai
by AS/D Asociacion de Diseño as Architects - Thu, 1 July 2010
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- 2009
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World fairs are showcases that deploy human advancement in regard of science, art and technology - pavilions act as platforms to exchange culture, history, experience and innovative ideas about the future. The design scheme for the Mexican Pavilion is built upon 3 main components: the base, the inclined plane and the floating volume; each component intents to reveal, the essence and originality of our everyday life, representing our culture towards a modern country involving design, environment, natural resources and historical background.
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