Sentence examples for fair pavilion from inspiring English sources

"Without that, all you've made is a World's Fair pavilion.

Srinivasa Dikshitulu Deevi, a Hindu priest, officiated at the World's Fair Pavilion in St . Louis

It looks something like World's Fair pavilion with an observation deck halfway up.

Other buildings sit in limbo, like the World's Fair pavilion in Queens, Mr. Gotkin said.

A panoramic look at the beginning of this century from the perspective of its end, it often feels like an instructional diorama in a World's Fair pavilion.

Their fanciful World's Fair pavilion -- the Tent of Tomorrow and three mushroomlike towers -- still stands like a Jet Age ruin near the Unisphere in Flushing Meadows Corona Park.

Like most fair pavilions, they came from nations around the globe and were not intended to last beyond the dates of the Expo.

Handel Architects, which designed the building in association with Kevin Hom & Andrew Goldman Architects, said it was "inspired by the 1939 and 1964 World's Fair pavilions".

They created a number of important educational films, most notably Powers of Ten (1977), and they designed a number of significant public exhibitions, such as "Mathematica" (1961), that were shown throughout the nation and within World's Fair pavilions.

At the International Exposition of 1937, or Paris World's Fair, pavilions in a range of styles were dominated by the Chaillot Palace, built from designs by Jacques Carlu, Louis-Hippolyte Boileau, and Léon Azéma.

But the squabbling has not visibly impeded the first significant transformation of the airport since the Eisenhower era, when Terminal City took form, giving each airline its own distinctive architectural presence, rather like a collection of World's Fair pavilions.