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Описание: UAE Pavilion by Santiago Calatrava

Designed by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava, the host nation's pavilion was informed by the shape of a falcon's wing.

The building is topped with 28 carbon fibre "wings" that can be closed to shelter the roof solar panels


The UAE pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai spans 15,000 square metres, and was designed by renowned architect and engineer, Dr. Santiago Calatrava. The monument offers a symbolic interpretation of the flow of movement featuring a shaded arcade nestled beneath 28 floating, movable wings that make up the pavilion’s roof. The wings can spread open within three minutes and rotate The pavilion was created with sustainability in mind, and uses sustainable elements such as photovoltaic (PV) panels that have been produced in the UAE integrated into the roof structure, bringing the entire building to life with the opening of the wings. Beyond the notion of aesthetics, the wings shelter and protect a composition of curved and straight PV panels when they are closed from rain and sandstorms and, upon opening up, the panels are able to absorb as much sunlight as possible to harvest energy which is returned to the main power grid. “We are committed to ensure that the leading practices of environmental sustainability are embedded at the heart of the design process,” shares Calatrava. You can also expect to find a skylight at the apex of the roof of the pavilion, which mirrors the Expo 2020 Dubai logo. At the heart of the pavilion there’s a faceted sphere, which houses an auditorium inside. A lifting platform transports the audience from one floor to the other while they experience audio-visual shows; it accommodates 200 people. Dhs95 (one day), Dhs195 (30 days), Dhs495 (six months). Dubai Exhibition Centre, expo2020dubai.com. Swiss-Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava has created a pavilion informed by the shape of a falcon's wing for the UAE at the Dubai Expo 2020, which opens today. Designed "as a symbol of the UAE's pioneering spirit", the host nation's pavilion stands near the centre of the expo site alongside the Adrian Smith + Gordon Gill-designed central Al Wasl Plaza. Santiago Calatrava designed the UAE Pavilion at Dubai Expo "The UAE Pavilion was designed to embody the main theme of Expo 2020 Connecting Minds, Creating the Future and serve as a symbol of the UAE’s pioneering spirit," Calatrava's office told Dezeen. "Located in the Opportunity District of Expo 2020 Dubai, every aspect of the pavilion is representative of the host country, from the building's architecture, which resembles a falcon, the UAE’s national bird, to the surrounding landscape." The roof opens up to allow light into the pavilion The four-storey pavilion was informed "by a falcon in flight" and is topped by a series of locally produced carbon fiber "wings" that can be closed to shelter the roof solar panels. Each of the wings pivots around a single point and the entire roof can be opened in three minutes. The wings are made from metal "The conceptual framework was based on inspiration from the grace and force of a falcon, the UAE's national bird," said Calatrava's studio. "By channelling the powers of mobility, synchronized flow, and technological innovation, the relationship between architectural spaces and structural systems fuse together to create connections that connect the overall space with the main theme of Expo 2020." A sphere-shaped auditorium is at the centre of the pavilion At the centre of the 15,000-square-meter pavilion is a sphere-shaped void that serves as an auditorium with a capacity of 200. It is surrounded by a multi-level gathering space, which is topped with a circular skylight that incorporates the Expo 2020 logo. Within the rest of the pavilion are a series of immersive exhibits dedicated to both the history and future of the country. The space is topped by a roof light that looks like Dubai Expo logo "The UAE Pavilion offers visitors an opportunity to explore the history and future of the United Arab Emirates – from its origins to its thriving present and its visionary future," the studio continued. "We hope that visitors see it as a testament to the passion and dedication of the people of the UAE, serving as a reminder of the values of the nation, its resilience, and boundless future."

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