Singapore Pavilion

Date: 2012.03.26 | Category: National Pavilions | Tags: ASEAN,asia,Expo,Expo 2010. Expo,Garden City,Hanging Garden,Southeast Asia,urbanization

Singapore Pavilion 

The music-box-like Singapore Pavilion is a two-story structure with an “Urban Symphony” theme. The theme is inspired by the harmony of unique elements in Singapore: progress and sustainability, urbanization and greenery, tradition and modernity, and a cosmopolitan mix of residents of different races living peacefully together. 

The two environmental aspects that Singapore has successfully tackled in balancing progress with sustainability – water and garden – form the softscape of the pavilion as its two design elements. The pavilion incorporates an orchestra of elements into its design – music fountains, an interplay of sounds and visuals, and roof garden flora, with the country’s unique rhythm and melody. 

Unique Design Supported by four columns of different profiles, the entire structural system features floors of different shapes and sizes, connected by ramps and stairs suspended from trusses to form a tensional balance, which symbolizes a harmonious coexistence of people who live, work, and vacation in Singapore. 

Also, there will be a “Hanging Garden”, a rooftop garden landscaped with exotic flora and music fountains. Here visitors will get a first-hand feel of Singapore as a Garden City. 

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Singapore Pavilion

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Singapore Pavilion at sunset

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Singapore Pavilion Illuminated

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Architecture Design Detail (César Corona)

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Interior of the pavilion

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Interior of the pavilion

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Exhibit inside the pavilion

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Garden

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Cafe

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Originally posted 2010-09-03 03:22:07.

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