Making and Building: Fabrication and Installation of the China Pavilion

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Studio Link-Arc [architects.]

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, December 10, 2020.Description: 2180 wordsISSN:

2575-5374

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Summary: The fabrication and installation of the China Pavilion was a monumental effort that was accomplished in a very short timeframe of six months. A joint team including the client, Tsinghua University, architects, engineers, and builders from three continents worked intensely and effectively for many months, collaborating on a daily basis to ensure that the pavilion was ready for visitors when Expo Milano opened on May 1, 2015.

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Architecture (396) ,
PVC sheets (2) ,
Pavilion (21) ,
Polycarbonate (6) ,
Prefabrication (85) ,
Production (64) ,
Roof (21) ,
Technique (6) ,
Technology (282) ,
Timber Structure (52)

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Designing Matter, Essay, Low Density, Studio Link-Arc, Technology and fabrication, XPOSITIONS

Architecture, Assembly, Bamboo, Built landscape, Construction, Design strategies, Digital fabrication, Efficiency, Engineering, Essay, Geometry, Installation, Local production, Pavilion, Polycarbonate, Prefabrication, Production, PVC sheets, Roof, Technique, Technology, Timber Structure, Wood, Wood construction

Text written by Yichen Lu, Kenorgh Namkung, Qinwen Cai and Yihong Deng.
Excerpt from XPOSITIONS by Studio Link-Arc, published by Actar Publishers.
-- https://actar.com/product/xpositions/

The fabrication and installation of the China Pavilion was a monumental effort that was accomplished in a very short timeframe of six months. A joint team including the client, Tsinghua University, architects, engineers, and builders from three continents worked intensely and effectively for many months, collaborating on a daily basis to ensure that the pavilion was ready for visitors when Expo Milano opened on May 1, 2015.

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