The Italian Pavillion of Expo-70, at Osaka, Japan
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https://doi.org/10.3989/ic.1970.v23.i225.3509Abstract
This pavillion has six elements, each on a 14.5 x 5 m rectangular site, and the axis inclined 30° to the horizontal; and a further four, also rectangular, on a 4x3 m base, similarly inclined, but in the opposite sense to the first six. The first six are devoted to exhibitions zones, and the latter four contain vertical communications, installations, conduits, air supplies, etc. This structural system is an attractive expression of novel space and dimensional arrangements, and conveys a highly dynamic and plastic impression.
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