What are the architectural features of China Pavilion?

China Pavilion combines the ancient architectural principles of China with modern design concepts, interprets the oriental philosophy of "harmony between man and nature", and shows the beauty of art, strength, tradition and modernity, which is the best expression of China culture.

The "Crown of the East" of China Pavilion has obvious China characteristics, which combines many China elements and integrates, refines and constitutes them with modern methods. The shape of the National Pavilion also draws lessons from the Ding culture concept in Xia, Shang and Zhou Dynasties.

A tripod has four legs for support. As a landmark building in the national ceremony, it is not enough to have the shape of a bucket arch, but also to convey a sense of output and authority. This requires four groups of giant columns, like giant four-legged tripod, to lift the China Pavilion above the head, showing a kind of unrestrained momentum, and at the same time to get rid of the sense of oppression of this huge building.

The design of China Pavilion has introduced the most advanced scientific and technological achievements, making it conform to the concept of environmental protection and energy saving. The hall under the four pillars is a space that can go from east to west and from north to Nantong. In Shanghai, which has four distinct seasons, no matter what the weather is like during the exhibition, the audience can feel the airflow suitable for the human body touching their skin.

Exterior wall materials are non-radioactive and pollution-free green products. For example, all doors and windows are made of LOM-E glass, which can not only reflect heat and reduce energy consumption, but also spray a layer of coating to convert sunlight into electricity and store it, providing energy for building exterior wall lighting. The covering layer with a thickness of 1.5m on the platform of the regional pavilion can save more than 10% energy consumption for the pavilion.

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