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    Date: 2012.03.12 | Category: National Pavilions | Tags: achievements,displays,exhibits,Expo 2010 Maps,Innovation,irish,landscape,urbanization

    Ireland Pavilion

    The architecture of the translucent lantern-like Ireland Pavilion at Expo 2010 is intended to symbolize the relationship between urban and rural, manmade and natural. The exhibition inside sets the creativity of the Irish, their ancient history, vibrant modern culture, educational traditions and technical innovation into the context of a small, but surprisingly varied and beautiful, island. Visitors will be surprised to discover a cultural continuity that goes back to the Stone Age, whilst enjoying a whole range of contemporary audiovisuals, exhibits, displays, readings, music and performances.

    The exhibition in the Pavilion attempts to mix the various key elements into a coherent entity: landscape, history, settlement pattern, urbanization, population, economy, music and culture. These elements all will be woven together in the climactic ‘Celtic Dreams’ immersive audiovisual space and help the audience to well experience the “Ireland Dream.”

    The Ireland Pavilion has five enclosed galleries which are linked by slight inclines. It combines the art, music exhibiting graceful and mysterious elements. There is a quasi-circle large screen, introducing the Irish people and their changing cityscape to visitors.

    The Courtyard Plaza is used to host events highlighting the cultural heritage of Ireland.

    ‘The Ireland Pavilion highlight and enable visitors to understand the rich Irish achievements in arts and literature through the development of architecture and building through the ages. Visitors will also get a feel Liffey River and walk down a re-creation of O’Connell Street, another landmark of the Irish capital.

    Pavilion under construction (photo courtesy of Pascal Deseure)
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    Pavilion under construction (photo courtesy of Pascal Deseure)

    Ireland Pavilion
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    Ireland Pavilion

    Visitors fall in line to enter the pavilion
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    Visitors fall in line to enter the pavilion

    Ireland Pavilion at night
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    Ireland Pavilion at night

    Ireland Pavilion Illuminated
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    Ireland Pavilion Illuminated

    Inside the pavilion
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    Inside the pavilion

    Inside the pavilion (Iwao Kobayashi)
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    Inside the pavilion (Iwao Kobayashi)

    Inside the pavilion (Iwao Kobayashi)
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    Inside the pavilion (Iwao Kobayashi)

    Inside the pavilion (Iwao Kobayashi)
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    Inside the pavilion (Iwao Kobayashi)

    Creative wall
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    Creative wall

    Irish Creative Wall
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    Irish Creative Wall

    Creative Wall (Iwao Kobayashi)
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    Creative Wall (Iwao Kobayashi)

    Creative Wall (Iwao Kobayashi)
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    Creative Wall (Iwao Kobayashi)

    Irish Dreams Gallery
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    Irish Dreams Gallery

    Household in Ireland 100 years ago
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    Household in Ireland 100 years ago

    Household in Ireland 30 years ago
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    Household in Ireland 30 years ago

    Household in Ireland today
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    Household in Ireland today

    Transformation of Ireland Exhibit
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    Transformation of Ireland Exhibit

    Inside the pavilion (Iwao Kobayashi)
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    Inside the pavilion (Iwao Kobayashi)

    Flooring of the pavilion
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    Flooring of the pavilion

    Flooring of the pavilion (Xuanfan Chen)
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    Flooring of the pavilion (Xuanfan Chen)

    A visitor having her picture taken (Iwao Kobayashi)
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    A visitor having her picture taken (Iwao Kobayashi)

    Originally posted 2010-08-20 00:00:15.

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