A1 literature study

Architecture, Design and Landscape

The Organizer’s intention is to avoid any conflict between open space
and the content of the Exposition. The aim is also to overcome the 1 2
idea that content is available only inside buildings, this will make
the open-air experience as enjoyable as the indoor one, creating a
fluid expositive landscape with a strong relation between indoor and
open-air exhibition space. The architectural and landscape design of
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Exhibition Spaces shall be an important component of the exhibition
proposal to create a truly unique and multi-faceted experience.
• The ground floor has to be planned as a fluid space with as few
physical barriers as possible beetwen indoor and outdoor spaces.
The ground floor where part of the exposition content is located
also includes open-air food services so that visitors deciding not
to enter can still perceive and vividly understand the significance
of the Expo message.
• The use of construction materials shall be consistent with the
Participants’ identity, traditions and material culture and with the
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• Use of new technologies is strongly encouraged.
• The design shall give priority to a barrier-free approach in the
overall process and construction of buildings and landscape
arrangements.
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COVERED EXHIBITION SPACE DESIGN PARAMETERS Ground Floor Plan

Covered Exhibition Spaces are buildings or enclosed structures
containing exhibition areas or other spaces, including all overhanging
upper floors or balconies.
Participants may decide to build more than one level within the
Covered part of the Exhibition Space, based on their individual needs.
Height of Buildings
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• The height of the Covered part of Exhibition Space (or Building
Height) must be less than 12 metres.
• The height limit for any additional architectural elements (such
as skylights, roof elements, vertical connections to the roof,
sunscreens, signals, etc.) is 17 metres.
Building Setbacks
• The setback from the main boulevard must be no less than 10
metres, in order to create a small square.
• The distance between buildings and the side street shall be no
less than 2 metres; there shall be no building concession directly
to squares, greens, streets or public spaces, without the 2 metres
setback.
• The setback from the neighbouring lot shall be no less than 3
metres.
• The distance between buildings shall comply with fire control
requirements.
Volumetric Scenarios

Submitted By : Harsh Vardhan

Submitted To : Ar. charu UNI. REG. NO.-1731679