Victoria harbour the rising moon pavilion environmental protection design

The rising moon is a temporary exhibition hall, designed as anchor spots, was built in Hong Kong in 2013, the Mid-Autumn festival. It creates a traditional paper lantern recycled plastic bottles at the same time to create an artificial moon, thus promote the environmental protection message. The rising moon provides a strong visual impact and sound and lighting effect of the external and internal. The design won the grand view garden design contest gold prize in May 2013 lights. Steel structure of the rising moon dome design on the basis of dome structure with triangular module. Visitors can experience the whole way through the pavilion. It is 20 meters, 10 meters in diameter, height of spherical interior space, also let the moonlight shining in the night into the opening on the roof of the pavilion. In order to arouse public awareness, destroy our city, the bottles, we have included lighting device is suspended from the ceiling, imitating traditional paper lanterns hung under the eaves. Once the installation is completed, sea lantern, LED in the pavilion to.

editor: gather