The Monaco Pavilion Building Design for Shanghai World Expo 2010

In the Shanghai World Expo 2010, there will be Monaco Pavilion which is designed by NAÇO Architecture . This pavilion will provide a movie to lead the guests to the lap of Monaco Grand Prix and show a luxury ecological car prototype of the new Venturi Volage. While entering the pavilion, the guest will enjoy a six-minute animation movie “Monaco, a rock for eternity” exclusively produced for the Expo.

Monaco is the only city with a circuit within. In this pavilion, the guest will be satisfied to explore the evolution of casr, city transformation and KERS system from Monaco Grand Prix’s beginning in 1929 in a special area dedicated to Formula One. The 250 people will be accommodated in this cinema of the 2,000-square-meter pavilion. The cinema is equipped with a high definition screen of 56 meters.

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