Expo 2000
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The fair was designed by Albert Speer, the son of Nazi architect Albert Speer.
40,000,000 visitors were expected at Expo 2000, but only 17,210,000 people came to see the event. This led to a financial deficit of about $200,000,000.
Some of the buildings on the EXPO site were sold after EXPO 2000 ended, but most of the exhibition area is still used for major fairs in Germany, as it has been since 1949. The South-Eastern area around Expo Plaza has been turned into Hanover's new centre of information technology, design, media and arts.
The German band Kraftwerk created a vocoded speech signature theme Expo 2000, which was also developed into a single of the same name. Later a remix single "Expo Remix" was released.
Former Expo 2000 Projects
- [Lost Paradise Lost] - art meets church
- [Rain Forest House] - hear, smell, taste and feel the diversity of the tropical highland rain forest
- [Hannover Zoo] - where the animals can live in conditions similar to their natural habitats
- [Expo Whale] - the remarkable World Vision pavillon now used as an event centre and seat of the incredible church
See also
External links
- [Exposeeum] - see what is left from EXPO
- [Expo 2000 page at ExpoMuseum] - online world's fair museum
- redirect
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