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AQSO arquitectos office, exhibition, urban development, hutopolis, green, density, mobility, social, hyperbolic paraboloid, ceiling feature, tridimensional infographics, ultraviolet light, cool exhibition design

the three-dimensional chart

The main hall of the exhibition displays a three-dimensional graphic depicting the disparity of urban models in China. The graphic forms a hyperbolic paraboloid that occupies the ceiling like a huge infographic. The ultraviolet light makes the white lines stand out against the black background.

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AQSO arquitectos office. The exhibition shows an infographic with the characteristics of low-density neighbourhoods. A bar chart represents the values of mobility, urban greenery or social diversity among others.

AQSO arquitectos office. The exhibition hall has four illuminated tables with infographics and illustrations explaining the four fundamentals of urban planning.

AQSO arquitectos office. Detail of the illustrations and infographics used to explain the four urban principles on which the research project is based.

AQSO arquitectos office. The main exhibition hall is a dark space with four illuminated tables corresponding to the principles of urban research.

AQSO arquitectos office. Each project in the exhibition is displayed on a table with a book containing graphic content and a screen with a documentary video.

AQSO arquitectos office. The exhibition space is a dark room featuring long tables with interactive rotating panels, books and video screens.

AQSO arquitectos office. The elongated tables are tall and allow you to comfortably read the information contained in the catalogues of each project.

AQSO arquitectos office. The exhibition tables have rotating panels that allow the public to interact with the content and discover information and images of the projects.

AQSO arquitectos office. The spatial planning of the exhibition space allows several groups of people to enjoy the content simultaneously in a calm and evocative atmosphere.

AQSO arquitectos office. A large touch screen allows visitors to the exhibition to interact with the urban parameters of the Hutong and to understand the balance and diversity of the neighbourhood.

AQSO arquitectos office. A child interacts with the touch screen of the exhibition which, like an urban game, allows you to drag and drop elements in the urban space to create your own hutong.

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