Membrane structure pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai

Expo Dubai 2020 in the UAE, referred to as "Dubai Expo", with the theme of "Communicating Thoughts and Creating the Future", was originally scheduled for 2020, and was postponed to October 1, 2021 to 2022 3 due to the epidemic. Held on the 31st.

The following briefly shows several membrane structure pavilions.

The Spanish Pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai is composed of a series of interlaced membrane structures, which create a series of sub-spaces with diverse experiences. When people are strolling through the designs of various countries, the Spanish Pavilion will provide resting seats and shade for the weary viewers. This design expresses welcome and friendliness to visitors. Therefore, this building does not want to be a shopping center or a commercial center, but to create a space that is within reach, friendly, and full of a warm atmosphere like home.

The Opportunity Pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai is one of the three themes of this Expo. It explores how we "release the potential of individuals and collectives, and emphasize that everyone has the power to make the world a better place." The other two themes are It is "sustainable development" and "liquidity". The pavilion also includes a membrane structure that floats 32 meters above the ground, symbolizing the dream that people aspire to achieve. The structure is formed by covering the metal frame with fabric, like clouds, shielding the square from direct sunlight. The membrane structure is very clever in the use of transparency, light and color, and they will constantly change with the time of the day, sunlight and people's movement.

The Brazil Pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai provides visitors with a rich sensory experience about Brazil's biome and cultural heritage. The exhibition hall is framed above a reflecting pool, covering an area of nearly 4,000 square meters, and is composed of a huge tensile steel structure covered with light translucent membranes. The projection equipment turns Brazil's biodiversity into a real and tangible experience on site, showing the history and culture of Brazil, as well as popular festivals, well-known cities and their renewable energy.