My Top 5 Favourite Country Pavilions in Astana EXPO 2017

Here are my Top 5 Favourite Country Pavilions during my particpation in Expo 2017 in Astana, Kazakhstan in conjunction with Malaysian Education Week. The Malaysian Education Week was held from 14th to 18th August 2017 at the Malaysian Pavilion.

1. Kazakhstan Pavilion

As the host nation, Kazakhstan is the only nation with its own stand-alone pavilion, the giant sphere which was located at the center of the exposition.
At 80 meters in diameter, the Kazakhstan Pavilion’s sphere allowed for 15,000 square meters (160,000 square feet) of space on eight floors. It will be the world’s largest spherical building.
The Sphere placed four thematic pavilions with different exhibition themes: “Energy World”, “Future Energy”, “Energy for All”, and “My Future Energy”.
Digital, multimedia and interactive technologies allowed enhancement of perceptions of the display areas at the second until eighth floors of the Museum of Future, where the basic types of energy was demonstrated: those of the space, sun, biomass, wind, water and kinetics.

gambar-gambar: https://expo2017astana.com/en/

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2. Malaysia Pavilion

The theme of Malaysia Pavilion is “Powering Green Growth”.
As one of the world’s most forested nations, the visitors experience virtual experience of solutions in creation of “green” future.
The butterflies symbolise Malaysia’s aim to set in motion a butterfly effect that begins with the Green Growth conversations inspired at the Malaysia Pavilion, and hopefully the result will be a world powered by clean energy.

gambar-gambar: koleksi peribadi

3. Korea Pavilion

Korea pavilion illustrated‘The journey of Energy Seed’ of Korea between the past, present to the future. Exhibitions and energy technologies are illustrated by animation and augmented reality (AR).

gambar-gambar: http://expo2017-korea.or.kr/eng/main/

4. Germany Pavilion

The theme of Germany Pavilion was “Energy on Track”.
The German Pavilion presented the “made in Germany”.
Using an appealing mixture of information and entertainment, the Pavilion showcased sustainable technologies, innovative processes and pioneering solutions.
The two exhibition areas “Map of the Future” and “City of the Future” contained extraordinary exhibits whereby visitors were encouraged to touch, try out and interact with the exhibits.

gambar-gambar: http://www.expo2017-deutschland.de/en/

5. Finland Pavilion

The theme of Finland Pavilion was “Sharing Pure Energy”.
The pavilion was organized around freestanding buildings according to the sub themes: Pure Energy, Smart City, Clean Water and Excellent Educatio