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PLOT#6 – Vanity Fair
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Use this issue PLOT#6 – VANITY FAIR to embark on an excursion to the “Dragon’s Head Metropolis” Shanghai and be excited by the fascination of this fair of national vanities – the EXPO 2010 in Shanghai. This EXPO the greatest, most visited and most gigantic world exhibition ever – when it comes to the EXPO 2010 in Shanghai, the Chinese are not stingy with superlatives. Not only China shows itself at its best, all nations get themselves in a festival mood and spruce themselves up for the over 70 million expected visitors. Of course, we don’t want to deprive you of these stagings, and PLOT#6 therefore compendium of the examples especially worth seeing, like the British Pavilion by Heatherwick studio, the Urban Planet Pavilion by TRIAD, the Swiss Pavilion by ARGE Buchner Bründler Architekten | Element GmbH and much more.
Additionally, our comprehensive report on Frank den Oudsten aims to illustrate how important it is to pursue a continuous, integrated concept during the design process, which is also easily recognisable for the visitors. With this we offer an insight into the current stage of development of scenography, whilst out (P)Review focuses on what has actually happened on the five square kilometer site before the mass event. And as a special feature you will find in PLOT#6 the GIGANTIC PLOT EXPO 2010 QUARTET, wherefore you can download here in addition extra handmade banderoles for free!
Use this issue PLOT#6 – VANITY FAIR to embark on an excursion to the “Dragon’s Head Metropolis” Shanghai and be excited by the fascination of this fair of national vanities – the EXPO 2010 in Shanghai. This EXPO the greatest, most visited and most gigantic world exhibition ever – when
it comes to the EXPO 2010 in Shanghai, the Chinese are not stingy with superlatives. Not only
China shows itself at its best, all nations get themselves in a festival mood and spruce themselves up for the over 70 million expected visitors. Of course, we don’t want to deprive you of these stagings, and PLOT#6 therefore compendium of the examples especially worth seeing, like the British Pavilion by Heatherwick studio, the Urban Planet Pavilion by TRIAD, the Swiss Pavilion by ARGE Buchner Bründler Architekten | element GmbH and much more.
Additionally, our comprehensive report on Frank den Oudsten aims to illustrate how important it is to pursue a continuous, integrated concept during the design process, which is also easily recognisable
for the visitors. With this we offer an insight into the current stage of development of scenography, whilst out (P)Review focuses on what has actually happened on the five square kilometer site before the mass event.
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