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USSR at the 1958 World’s Fair in Brussels

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The Philips Pavilion, design by Le Corbusier’s office for the 1958 World’s Fair, brought the architectural plan, the optical effects of movement and the ideology of progress into a more

The mascot of the Czech pavilion is Exponaut René, a green plush character created based on a design by René Roubíček – a legend of Czech glassmaking whose work

Since the Brussels 1958 Expo was the first to occur after the Second World War, the scars were still very fresh. President Eisenhower and his administration encouraged the American

Picture shows visitors at the Expo 58 Belgian world fair in Brussels in 1958. The expo was open for the public from 17 April till 19 October 1958. picture shows visitors at the Expo 58 Be.

On 17 April 1958, the Brussels World’s Fair opened at the Heysel site. This large-scale event was a showcase of Belgium and 44 countries (at a time when the UN had 82 members).

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Historie EXPO 58 Světová výstava v Bruselu 1958. Československý pavilon se na výstavě EXPO 58 stal doslova senzací. Svět oceňoval nápaditou architekturu, progresivní konstrukce

Pavillon Philips, Brussels

Japan Pavilion by Nikken Sekkei with Oki Sato [1] [2] Shinning Hat Expo Hall amphitheatre by Toyo Ito and Associates [3] [4]. Expo 2025 (Japanese: 2025年日本国際博覧会, Hepburn:

Commissioned by electronics manufacturer Philips and designed by the office of Le Corbusier, it was built to house a multimedia spectacle that celebrated postwar technological progress.

In 1956, preparations had begun for the 1958 World’s Fair in Brussels. This was to be the first World’s Fair held since the end of World War II, the concept behind the Expo was to

Thailand Pavilion vs Philips Pavilion Expo 58 / Brussels World’s Fair 1958 Brussels, Belgium “A World View: A New Humanism” Thailand Pavilion vs New York State Pavilion 1964/1965 New

A new virtual reality exhibition, THE EUROPEAN COMMUNITY AT EXPO 58, brings the pavilion of the European Coal and Steel Community Pavilion at Expo 1958 Brussels back to life.

The Soviet pavilion was a large impressive building which they folded up and took back to Russia when Expo 58 ended. They had a facsimile of Sputnik which mysteriously disappeared, and

Focusing on the Cold War Expo in Brussels in 1958, this article takes the metaphor of “design diplomacy” as a lens through which to explore the dilemmas of Soviet exhibition

Na podzim 2021 zde zahájila nově provoz galerie Expo 58 Art. Plánuje pořádat výstavy a na terase i kulturní akce či koncerty. V roce 1958 se v Bruselu konala první Světová výstava po II.

Expo 58, the international fair held on the Heysel/Heizel Plateau in Brussels from 17 April to 19 October 1958, welcomed almost 42 million visitors. Six million visited the pavilion of the

Keio University professor Hiroaki Miyata envisions Better Co-Being as a space where people and the planet connect and evolve together. The pavilion is deeply intertwined

American Pavilion at 1958 Brussels World’s Fair. Reviews cannot be added to this item.

All of Philips‘ most modern technical resources in terms of electro-acoustics, lighting, projection and cinematography had been put to use. The architectural structure of the pavilion and the

Die Expo 58 war die Weltausstellung, die vom 17.April bis 19. Oktober 1958 in der belgischen Hauptstadt Brüssel stattfand. Das offizielle Motto lautete „Arbeit der Welt – für eine menschliche

The Expo 1958 took place from April to October 1958 in the capital of Belgium, in Brussels. It was the first world exhibition to be held after the end of World War II. Each world exhibition revolves around a certain theme.

Commissioned by Philips, this pavilion showcases technological advances in sound and light with an immersive audiovisual show, the „Electronic Poem“. Designed with Iannis Xenakis, the pavilion features a unique architecture in the

Originally designed for the World Fair of 1958 in Brussels, the lightweight glass and steel structure with its distinctive raised rotunda successfully combined a pleasing aesthetic with novel technologies and construction

The Belgian Pavilion. Expo 58 visitors crossing a pedestrian bridge over a three-dimensional scale map of the Belgian landscape, on display near its pavilion in July 1958.

Stone designed a pavilion composed of four separate buildings, three drum-like volumes and one consisting of joint railroad boxes on stilts, containing the contested exhibit “Unfinished Work” on America’s social and racial problems.

More than forty nations took part in Expo 58, with more than forty-five national pavilions, not including those of the Belgian Congo and Belgium itself. The site is best known for the Atomium, a giant model of a unit cell of an iron crystal (each

A programme of all cultural activities – stage art, contemporary dance, tragedy, modern opera, musicals – presented by the greatest American artists, proved this to you if you went to the

1958 fand in Brüssel die erste Weltausstellung nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg statt. Bei dieser „Kulturolympiade“ siegte damals die Tschechoslowakei mit ihrer Ausstellung, und zwar auf der

Expo 58, also known as the Brussels World’s Fair (Dutch: Brusselse Wereldtentoonstelling, French: Exposition Universelle et Internationale de Bruxelles), was held from 17 April to 19

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