Which venues will be demolished after the end of the 2010 World Expo

The Shanghai World Expo has attracted the attention of the world, and the first thing that attracts people's attention is the theme pavilion buildings of various countries: the Saudi Arabia Pavilion presents us with a "Silk Road Treasure Ship", and its main building is like a moon ship suspended high in the sky; The Brazil Pavilion is like a "green bird's nest", and the rainforest-like green makeup design brings people into the colorful Brazil; The Japan Pavilion is a lying "Purple Silkworm Island", with a large semi-circular dome like a space fortress; The Singapore Pavilion resembles a box, as if it is a beautiful symphonic theme of the city; The Russian Pavilion consists of 12 towers and cubes "suspended in space", resembling a sunflower; The Finland Pavilion is an asymmetrical curling stone with a traditional Finnish sauna bath; The Norwegian Pavilion is home to 15 gigantic "trees" made entirely of "nature-given" materials – wood and bamboo; The Spanish Pavilion is like a rattan basket; The British Pavilion resembles a "dandelion"; The Pakistan Pavilion is a replica of the Lahore Fort; Admiring these buildings is a beautiful treat.

These breathtaking buildings, with an investment of hundreds of millions, will be demolished after the exhibition! The reason is: this is the practice of the Centennial Expo, and for 159 years, only a very few buildings such as the Eiffel Tower in France have been preserved; Many of the designs and materials are ephemeral, such as the Swiss Pavilion's exterior wall made of soy fiber, which can degrade in two days as long as a special paint is applied; If you want to preserve it, the maintenance cost is huge, and the original land cannot be redeveloped, which will be a great waste and will be difficult for the host country in the future.

As a result, most of the countries are held in the suburbs. Some people wonder, why did the Shanghai World Expo choose to be in the center of the city? In 2005, Japan's Aichi World Expo borrowed the original youth training base, and considering that it would not affect the survival of local goshawks, all the exhibition buildings were demolished and the green space was restored after half a year.

The Shanghai World Expo will permanently retain the "one axis and four pavilions": the World Expo Axis, the China National Pavilion, the World Expo Theme Pavilion, the World Expo Center Pavilion, and the World Expo Cultural Center Pavilion. Other sites will be redeveloped as high-end business clusters.

When visiting the Shanghai World Expo, it is recommended that friends see the foreign pavilion first, otherwise "after this village, there will be no store".

It's better to ask which ones are not dismantled, there are too many to dismantle, and the word limit is exceeded.

The Shanghai World Expo will permanently retain the "one axis and four pavilions": the World Expo Axis, the China National Pavilion, the World Expo Theme Pavilion, the World Expo Center Pavilion, and the World Expo Cultural Center Pavilion. Other sites will be redeveloped as high-end business clusters.

And then recently I talked. The China Pavilion is back open, so you can check it out. Tickets appear to be 20 or 15.

It is specifically referring to the Chinese Pavilion Ang.

The entire pavilion was demolished. Only one axis and four halls remained.

And also. In addition to this one, the other museum has not yet reopened. But the Expo Axis should be able to pass by.

When I dismantled it, I was cold.

But. Personally, I think. The appearance of the Chinese Pavilion is still very national.

The China Pavilion is the first to be. Not bad. Hold on to Ang. The renewal period is only half a year.

Not in June of this year.

I don't know if I got the China Pavilion reservation ticket when I was playing the World Expo. Got the words. Surely you've seen eight. ）

In addition to the four halls and one axis, the China National Pavilion, the theme pavilion, the World Expo Center, the World Expo Cultural Center, and the World Expo Axis, all other temporary venues will be demolished.

This is a question that many people are concerned about. It would be a great pity if all the pavilions of different shapes, which had been designed and built with a lot of manpower, material and financial resources, were demolished after the World Expo. In that case, wouldn't the Expo become a big waste?

Some of the previous World Expos were completely dismantled after the meeting, and some were designed for future use in the past, resulting in some pavilions being a little awkward in the use of the World Expo. What is the situation like at the Shanghai World Expo? For example, the China Pavilion, the Theme Pavilion, and the Expo Axis are permanently preserved buildings, and they are exhibition halls and pedestrian walkways during the World Expo, and they probably have the same function after the event.

There are also many exhibition halls that have been renovated from old factories, and some of them will be retained after the meeting. However, most of the pavilions in the World Expo will still be temporary buildings, especially those foreign pavilions and enterprise pavilions. Such a large-scale self-built pavilion is unprecedented in the history of the World Expo, and it is a pity to demolish it.

Many countries have proposed to keep these pavilions in perpetuity, possibly by demolishing them in situ or rebuilding them elsewhere. But there is also a problem in this way, the World Expo itself is a big experiment in the creative competition, architecture is to seek innovation and difference, even if some cannot be called architecture in the strict sense, but as long as there are good ideas, good ideas are still successful. But if you think about converting it into an office building or a café after the meeting, then the design will definitely be constrained, the shape should not be too weird, the space utilization rate should be high, etc., with these thoughts as the boundary of the design, the building must be a lot of "rules", so what is the meaning of the World Expo?

Fortunately, the architecture of the Expo still has a certain diversity. Although waste is not good (in fact, many building materials can still be used, only the local creativity at the time is wasted), but in fact, the beauty of many things is not eternal, but instantaneous. The same is true for the World Expo, the Olympics themselves.

Ephemeral can also be immortal.

After the end of the World Expo, about half of the venues in the Expo Park will be demolished, Han Zheng said, the subsequent use of the World Expo land is still under discussion, "I believe that most of the World Expo land will be used for public welfare in the future." For example, as you know, we have a Jiangnan Shipyard, which will be a public welfare expo in the future, which will not enter the market and will be completely used for museums, parks, and exhibitions. "In addition, there will be a small number of plots that may enter the market," Han said.

Mainly concentrated in Pudong, after the withdrawal of various national pavilions, this part of the land that will enter the market, of course, must be done in accordance with the law, bidding, auction and listing, and now are being planned. "I think first of all, we should not sell land, we should make a plan, and after the plan is completed, we will solicit opinions from the whole society, if we form a consensus, how to use this land after the World Expo, and then think about it, I don't want the king of land. Therefore, before the demolition of the Shanghai World Expo venues, you must witness the style of the venues in various countries.

The Shanghai World Expo is about to be held, and before it starts, the beautiful and different pavilions of various countries have been fascinated, and each Expo venue is almost a piece of exquisite art, with an investment of hundreds of millions of yuan, and some even more than a billion yuan. However, with the exception of the Expo Axis, the China National Pavilion, the World Expo Theme Pavilion, the World Expo Center and the World Expo Cultural Center, all the rest of the pavilions will be demolished after the event. Why will the pavilions of the Shanghai World Expo be demolished?

There are three reasons: First, the practice of the Centennial World Expo. Judging from the 100-year history of the World Expo, keeping it as it is will bring a great burden to the host country, not only will it need to be maintained with funds in the later stage, but the original plot cannot be redeveloped, so according to the rules of the Bureau of International Exhibitions, the foreign-built pavilions at the World Expo are temporary venues and are generally demolished after the meeting.

In the early days, all the pavilions of the World Expo had to be demolished, but since the 60s of the last century, with the rapid development of the city, the World Expo has also become the driving force for the development of the city, how to make better use of the pavilion after the World Expo, and drive the development of the city has become a topic, so some landmark buildings have been retained, but very limited, such as the Eiffel Tower, the space needle of the Seattle World Expo, the Sun Tower of the Osaka World Expo, etc. Second, it was originally a temporary building. There is a special regulation for this year's Shanghai World Expo, that is, except for the "one axis and four pavilions" in the regulations, all other pavilions are temporary buildings and will be demolished in the future.

That's a rule. The characteristics that have been determined to be "temporary" before construction determine that the construction process pays attention to the detachability of the building and the degradability of materials, and is generally environmentally friendly. The construction design of many foreign exhibition halls is designed and built according to temporary standards, and the reuse or direct degradation of materials after demolition is considered before the design, so if it changes from temporary to permanent, how to solve the quality and safety is a big problem.

Third, it occupies a large amount of land or brings catastrophic impacts. Due to the huge area required for expo exhibitions, if a large number of foreign pavilions were to be retained, it would have a disastrous impact on future organizers, who may not have so much land. In addition, the operation and maintenance of these venues also require a lot of costs, and also involve issues such as independent intellectual property rights of design.

More importantly, although the cultural events held by the venues during the Expo are a major attraction, they cannot be continued after the Expo ends. For example, in 2005, the Aichi World Expo was originally selected to temporarily borrow a local youth training base because it would affect the ecological environment of the goshawks, and agreed to return the loan conditions after the end of the World Expo.

Because these venues occupy a lot of land, Shanghai is already poor in land resources. It may also be to promote employment.

The venue permanently retained by the BAI of the World Expo is the "one axis and four halls" DU, that is, the ZHI axis of the Expo (the 2 floors above ground are the sightseeing platform DAO, and the two floors underground are the transportation hubs) and the China Pavilion (A: All visitors must make an appointment to enter).

Theme Pavilion (including City People Pavilion, City Life Pavilion, City Planet, Footprint Pavilion and Future Pavilion) Performing Arts Center (large-scale performances are held here, the number of seats can be changed according to the number of audiences) Expo Center (Operation Command Center, Celebration and Conference Center, Press Release Center, Forum Activity Center) One axis and four halls are the landmark buildings of the World Expo, it is a pity not to go, it is recommended that you choose a few to see.

In addition to one axis and four pavilions (Expo Axis, China National Pavilion, Expo Theme Pavilion, Expo Center, and Performing Arts Center), the rest of the pavilions (11 joint pavilions, 42 rental pavilions, and 42 state-built pavilions) are temporary buildings. The steel frame structure is dismantled, or built in an off-site location.

Most of the pavilions were built at their own expense and are not part of our property.

What's more, some museums were built in accordance with this "green" when they were built, and it is impossible for the museum itself to be permanently preserved. After dismantling it, it seems to have been shipped away. (Abbreviated as the Temporary Pavilion).

Besides, every inch of land in Shanghai is expensive, and I heard others say that after the demolition is completed, an embassy will be built in the Expo Park, and it will be changed to a city center in Shanghai.

However, the China Pavilion on the Expo Axis (2 floors above ground is a sightseeing platform and 2 floors below is a transportation hub) (all visitors must make a reservation to enter).

Theme Pavilion (including City People Pavilion, City Life Pavilion, City Planet, Footprint Pavilion and Future Pavilion), Performing Arts Center (large-scale performances are held here, and the number of seats can be changed according to the number of audiences), Expo Center (Operation Command Center, Celebration and Conference Center, Press Release Center, Forum Activity Center) These are not demolished.

Part of it has to be dismantled.

One is that it is useless to concentrate so many museums in one place. Idleness is also a waste. So to be demolished.

After it is demolished, a large park will be built here. There is already a good experience with the Aichi Expo in this regard. Moreover, it is necessary to consider many issues such as follow-up operation, taxation and land resource utilization, so some of them are to be demolished.

The second is that the ones that are built with serious money are generally permanent museums. The temporary museum doesn't cost much. And this time, there is a strong focus on environmental protection and conservation.

All the materials used in the temporary museum are dismantling and recyclable. After demolition, you can build other buildings elsewhere. The TV specifically introduced the relevant situation.

Except for the one axis and four halls, which were retained during the planning and design, the other temporary buildings were demolished for safety and overall planning considerations.