| | The Zaragoza 2008 International Exposition presents an important innovation: content and container harmonise so that the site, its surroundings and the museographic programme become an active element of the theme.
The exposition structure, for which the organiser is responsible and which presents the development of the theme to the visitors, is organised into two categories: themed exhibitions and themed squares. | |
| |  | The project, committed to ethical architecture in pursuit of environmental protection and sustainable development, is to be an artificial forest made of columns and glass. The pavilion is designed to save energy and to use environmentally friendly materials and renewable ... | |
| |  | Built over the river Ebro, this pavilion bridge will be home to the themed exhibition water, a scarce resource and will contribute to joining both banks of the river. It is guaranteed to attract a high number of visitors as it is one of the gateways to the site ... | |
| |  | Constructed on a base in the form of a drop of water, this building will become one of the symbols of the International Exposition; a singular pavilion dedicated to the theme of water for life, pure fun, full of surprises and activities involving the spectator: vapour mazes ... | |
| |  | This pavilion dedicated to waterscapes proposes a natural trip round the great rivers of the planet: Ebro, Nile, St. Lawrence, Amazon, Mekong and Darwin. It will be part of the amenities to be bequeathed to the city of Zaragoza when the International Exposition ends and will ... | |
| |  | Spain Pavilion: This will house the ‘water and landscapes’ exhibition in Spain. The State Company for International Expositions (SEEI) is responsible for organising the pavilion content. Aragon Pavilion: With the theme ‘Aragon, landscape diversity’, the pavilion will reflect ... | |
| |  | Located between the pavilion bridge and the Spain pavilion, they aim to enrich and intensify the message of the vital link with water, from various perspectives. This provision of some of the essential messages of the EXPO will be very effective in communication terms ... | |
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