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  • Dominican Republic Pavilion

    Date: 2012.02.04 | Category: National Pavilions | Response: 0

    Dominican Republic Pavilion

    With a long coastline and beautiful island scenery, Dominican Republic is a famous Caribbean holiday resort. The pavilion shows the country’s tourism and cultural activities, its economic development, innovation and use of technology. It tries to display the relation between urbanization and the improvement of living standard and to encourage a unique and intelligent tropical lifestyle.

    Visitors outside the Dominican Republic Pavilion
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    Visitors outside the Dominican Republic Pavilion

    Highlight 1: Outfitting

    The pavilion looks very European or American.

    Highlight 2: Information

    Photos and textual information are used to present the country from different angles.

    Details on pavilion interior
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    Details on pavilion interior

    Dominican Republic Pavilion from another angle
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    Dominican Republic Pavilion from another angle

    Demon-like structures (Xares)
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    Demon-like structures (Xares)

    A sailboat figure (Xares)
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    A sailboat figure (Xares)

    Originally posted 2010-09-06 07:28:56.

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  • Argentina Pavilion

    Date: 2012.02.02 | Category: National Pavilions | Response: 0

    Argentina Pavilion

    The pavilion is divided into indoor and outdoor parts with the former exhibiting pictures, traditional craft of the past 200 years in a multimedia way and the latter as an open green space for leisure. Argentina has always pursued multiculturalism, sustainable development of cities, protection of historical heritages, technological innovation and environmental conservation. Living conditions of Argentina people are improved together with the development of its cities.

    A front view of the Argentina Pavilion (Hongkun Huang)
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    A front view of the Argentina Pavilion (Hongkun Huang)

    Highlight 1: Four advantages of diversity

    The pavilion shows four advantages of diversity: it enriches experiences of tourists, increases investment choices, creates abundant cultural knowledge and leads to better products and services.

    Highlight 2:

    Items on display show measures taken by Argentina people to improve urban and rural lives and their everlasting visions for such improvement.

    Visitors lining up (tan_harvey)
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    Visitors lining up (tan_harvey)

    Stage at the Argentina Paviolion (Shih-Pei Chang)
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    Stage at the Argentina Paviolion (Shih-Pei Chang)

    Visitors at the pavilion
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    Visitors at the pavilion

    Argentina Pavilion exterior
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    Argentina Pavilion exterior

    Spectators observing a body painting session (Cesar Corona)
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    Spectators observing a body painting session (Cesar Corona)

    Spectators in the Argentina Pavilion (Cesar Corona)
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    Spectators in the Argentina Pavilion (Cesar Corona)

    Argentina (Hao Jiang)
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    Argentina (Hao Jiang)

    Wine bar in the pavilion (Shih-Pei Chang)
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    Wine bar in the pavilion (Shih-Pei Chang)

    Originally posted 2010-09-06 06:02:57.

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