Canada Pavilion to flaunt sustainability and creativity at Shanghai Expo 2010

Aditi JustaMar 15 2010

The Canadians are all set to win the hearts of 70 million visitors expected at the Shanghai Expo 2010. SNC-lavalin inc., a Canadian engineering and construction company, has built the Canada Pavilion keeping environmental protection in mind. Located on the Pudong side of the Huangpu River, the 6,000-square-meter pavilion has been conceptualized by Cirque Du Soleil. One of the biggest at the site, this pavilion will feature an exhibition themed “the living city: inclusive, sustainable, creative.”

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canada pavilion at shanghai expo 2010 1

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canada pavilion at shanghai expo 2010 2

The designer also plans to create public performances, organize cultural programs and develop strategic corporate alliances for the Canada pavilion. A special kind of greenery will cover a portion of the exterior walls, while a drainage system will collect rainwater that will be used inside the pavilion. This extraordinary amalgamation of sustainability and aesthetics is sure to stand out at the Expo.

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canada pavilion at shanghai expo 2010 3

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canada pavilion at shanghai expo 2010 7

Via: Designboom

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