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cluster lego

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Clusters like Lego buildings (sub. Engl/Span/Chin)

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designboom | architecture & design magazine

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drone documents construction progress at milan's 2015 expo site

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drones flying above milan's 2015 expo site have captured exclusive footage charting the development's rapid progression.

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Milan EXPO 2015 Achitecture.

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Italian Pavillion

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EXPO 2015 - The Italian Pavilion
by Riccardo Bianchini, Inexhibit

Located at the end of the "Cardo" alley, alongside with the venues of various Italian regions and institutions, Padiglione Italia is the official pavilion of the Italian Government. The building will remain in the site also after the end of the World Exposition and used as a technology and innovation center for the city of Milan.

The Italian pavilion, by its dashingly-texturized facades and the progressive "de-materialization" of its envelope from the bottom up, resembles a urban forest.
The four blocks that define its appearance from the outside, also form the "backdrops" that encircle a central plaza - covered by a photovoltaic glass roof- which is the main gathering area for the public as well as the entrance point of the pavilion's exhibition galleries, located at the upper floors and accessible through a large ramp.

The building envelope is made of a special photo-catalytic concrete, produced by Italcementi, that absorb the air pollutants and, by the action of the sunlight, transforms it into inert salts.

The exhibition, entitled Italian Identity, occupies four levels of the pavilion; it presents some innovative Italian entrepreneurs; the beauty of the country, represented by landscape and architecture depicted on a huge kaleidoscope; the stories of people who have been able to grow excellent food products in a geographically and logistically problematic land; and finally it features a "nursery garden" with 21 edible plant species, each representing a region of Italy.
Photos © Inexhibit, 2015, all rights reserved

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EXPO 2015 - The Italian Pavilion by Riccardo Bianchini, Inexhibit Located at the end of the "Cardo" alley, alongside with the venues of various Italian regions and institutions, Padiglione Italia is the official pavilion of the Italian Government.

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Tree of life news about construction

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Italian Pavilion going up.

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Tree of Life Milan Expo, 2015

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The construction site skyline is changing

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The construction site skyline is changing (sub. Engl/Span/Chin)

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Italian Pavillion going up

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Palazzo Italia is going up: past the second floor (sub. Engl/Span/Chin)

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Japan: a pavilion with no nails

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Japan: a pavilion with no nails (sub. Engl/Span/Chin)

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The position on the construction of the Expo 2015 pavilions

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The position on the construction of the Expo 2015 pavilions (sub. Engl/Span/Chin)

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The German Expo Pavilion

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UK Pavillion - Construction time-lapse video

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The UK Pavilion at Milan Expo 2015: Construction time-lapse video (short)

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drone overview video

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Expo Milano 2015: Belvedere in Città 24/02/2015

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Basic Procedure