Archive for September, 2010

• Taipei Case Pavilion

  Date: 2010.09.16 | Category: UBPA Display (Central) | Response: 0

  Taipei Case Pavilion

  Taipei will invite visitors to the 2010 Shanghai World Expo to enjoy the virtual experience of taking the high-speed elevator of the Taipei 101 Tower in its pavilion in the Urban Best Practices Area.

  Located in the Puxi section of the Expo site, the 750-square-meter Taipei pavilion will allow visitors to have a bird’s-eye view of both present and future sights of the city and feel the sensation of a high-speed ride to the top of the one of the world’s tallest buildings via virtual reality technology.

  The pavilion is divided into several areas, including a huge three-dimensional theater where visitors can have a virtual tour of “tomorrow’s Taipei” via short movies and light-and-sound shows.

  The pavilion will also stage two exhibitions. In the “wireless-city” exhibition, Taipei will show how it built up a wireless network that lets people attend to day-to-day tasks via the Internet. The other exhibition will introduce Taiwan’s garbage system which aims at a complete recycling of resources to realize “zero burial of garbage.”

  
  

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  Taipei Case Pavilion (culture.tw)

  
  

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  Chen Ching-an, Director of Taipei Pavilion, enlarges a photo on the touch screen in the Interactive Gallery (culture.tw)

  
  

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  Visitors watch the film displayed on the P3 LED screen at the entrance of Taipei Pavilion (culture.tw)

  
  

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  Visitors learn about the ecological condition of the Danshui River from the touch screens (culture.tw)

  
  

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  A couple watches the film showing Cloud Gate Dance Theatre’s performance (culture.tw)

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• Rwanda Pavilion

  Date: 2010.09.04 | Category: Africa Joint Pavilion | Response: 0

  Rwanda Pavilion

  Rwanda Pavilion will exhibit its achievements in the past fifteen years. At the same time, the pavilion will highlight Kigali’s distinguished features that make it different from other African cities and its important position as the capital city.

  When you walk into Rwanda Pavilion, you will see Rwanda’s unique architectural decoration and Kigali’s brand-new appearance, and learn about the stories of how Rwandan people have overcome various kinds of difficulties to rebuild the city and rejuvenate the nation. You will also experience the comfort and coziness of this model African city. Rwanda Pavilion boasts visitor-friendly design. For example, there are three traditional kiosks in the center of the pavilion for visitors to rest. Around the section, you will see the beautiful sceneries of Kigali. Rwandan specialties like tea, coffee and handicrafts will also be on display.

  
  

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  Rwanda Pavilion CGI Design

  
  

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