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structure made out of recycled paper tubes that created a honeycomb-like building. The German authorities refused to allow a paper-only structure, literally held together at the joints by tape, so a secondary supporting structure made of wood was created to obtain the needed legal approval. Designed
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by a 21 to 20 vote. In 1992, the architects Studio
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Germany, as it has been since 1949. The southeastern area around Expo Plaza has been turned into Hanover's new centre of information technology, design, media and
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40,000,000 visitors were expected at Expo 2000, but only 25,210,000 people came to see the event. This led to a financial deficit of about US$ 600,000,000. With pre-ordered tickets priced at 69 DM, the Expo seemed expensive compared to other days out. Commentator Georg
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of the 13th century. The feature of this town was that it created the town with ger, ger-carriage and various kinds of cotton residents, which are different in forms, sizes and applications, used by
Mongolians of that century. Moreover, the King’s privilege armchair, clothing and accessories of
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359:(Messegelände Hannover), which is the largest exhibition ground in the world. Initially, some 40 million people were expected to attend the exhibition over the course of months; however, eventually with less than half of this number, the Expo was a flop and turned out to be a financial failure.
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was a convertible tent structure which opened and closed like a flower. It was very lightweight, was constructed with no waste and completely re-usable. The flower petals were positioned according to the weather, to shade, keep dry or allow sun to shine on the pavilion. It was designed by
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938:See also
830:Projects
734:SL Rasch
721:pavilion
685:Portugal
652:Mongolia
554:National
528:Mobility
351:held in
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315:Previous
304:Zaragoza
286:Expo '98
282:Previous
253:Expo '98
249:Previous
186:Timeline
133:Hannover
116:Location
77:Visitors
37:Overview
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1298:at the
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920:Wrocław
889:Wiesent
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656:Chingis
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479:vocoded
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664:Khans
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522:Human
271:Aichi
139:Venue
29:2000
1988:Asia
1247:ISSN
1164:2013
1132:ISBN
1113:2011
1092:2016
982:link
728:and
447:Time
329:Next
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