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EXHIBITIONS

Exhibitions serve for communication, exchange of experience; main specifics and aim of exhibitions - identification and dismantling

stratification of new achievements in a given area. The following types can be identified from the planning structure of exhibition construction:

-regular axial;

-radial-annular;

-free-picturesque.

Exhibition pavilions, as a rule, are small. The storage area is determined depending on the nature of the exhibited objects. The constantly changing exposition is the main difference between exhibitions and museums. The requirements for visiting the exhibition are the same as for the exhibition halls of museums. The block of economic premises of exhibitions is more developed than the block of these premises in museums: it includes large workshops

(carpentry, locksmith) for the installation of the exhibition. By spatial structure, you can identify the following types of exhibition buildings:

-centralized - compact plan and a functionally free universal space;

-decentralized - consists of separate units, diffusive rendering thematic sections of the exhibition.

Exhibition pavilions at EXPO