russian pavilion at shanghai expo 2010

russian pavilion at shanghai expo 2010
the russian pavilion at shanghai expo 2010 consists of 12 white towers inspired
by traditional russian women's costume. a 15 meter tall central building will link
the towers.
the 20-meter towers, in white, red and gold, will duplicate the ancient ural towns dating
back 3,000 years ago, but given a modern touch with their irregular shapes.
inside the three story buildings, there will be a display of scenes from the fairy tale
'the adventures of dunno and his friends' written by children's author nikolay nosov.


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