
China Pavilion - The Crown of the East
Located in the Zone A at the crossing of two axes in the Pudong part of Expo garden, the China Pavilion comprises of three parts. The first is the national hall, which is 20,000-sq-m, 30,000-sq-m for provinces and regions, and 3,000-sq-m shared between Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan. The oriental crown, standing 63 meters in height, uses traditional dougong brackets and features wooden brackets fixed layer upon layer between the top of a column and a crossbeam.

As a permanent landmark in the inner part of Pudong New Area, the structure will adopt ecological sound technologies and energy-saving measures. These include the sun-shading design and the ecological landscaping on the roof to lower energy demands effectively.
During the Expo, the main structure will be used for an exhibition based on the theme of "Chinese wisdom in urban development" by explaining the values of harmony, nature and spirit. The domestic hall will provide provinces, municipalities, autonomous regions and other areas a platform to display their urban achievements.


Practical informations
- Architect : Chinese Academy of Engineering
- Surface : 45,000-square-meters
- Highlights : impressive modern and traditional Chinese architecture, Sudoku shadow in the semi-open square on the ground floor of the structure, the Jiangnan gardens, the ‘Chinese wisdom in urban development’...
- Online pavilion : Online Pavilion







