Peru Pavilion

Date: 2012.03.30 | Category: National Pavilions | Tags: architecture,Cuzco,exhibition,Machu Picchu,Peruvian,Peruvian Cuisine,Shanghai Expo,world expo 2010

Peru Pavilion

The pavilion adopts two of the most important architecture materials among Peruvian history: bamboo and soil. Exterior of the pavilion is decorated with bamboo rods, which allow the sunshine to pass through the gaps. The interior displays the diversified cooking traditions of Peru and how they have made great contributions to world cuisine. The transformation of cities through time is also showcased.

Highlight 1: Peruvian Cuisine – Peru will build a restaurant in its pavilion to showcase Peruvian cuisine, one of the most diverse in the world, with flavors of French, Chinese and Indian cuisines.

Highlight 2: Charms of Peru – Charms of Peru will be displayed with multimedia tools including videos and images. Visitors can appreciate famous historical and cultural heritages of Peru, such as the ancient Inca city of Machu Picchu in Cuzco.

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Peru Pavilion (Kimon Berlin)

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Peru Pavilion's entrance

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Peru Pavilion at dusk (Erick Pessoa)

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Peru Pavilion Illuminated (Kyle Jonasen)

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Visitors outside the pavilion (Susi Guo)

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Inside Peru Pavilion (Christian Van Der Henst S.)

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Inside Peru Pavilion

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One of the pavilion's design detail

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Exhibit inside the pavilion (Christian Van Der Henst S.)

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Exhibit inside the pavilion (Christian Van Der Henst S.)

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Exhibit inside the pavilion

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Exhibit inside the pavilion

Originally posted 2010-10-11 12:19:03.

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