EXPO 2010 Swiss Pavilion

  • Applications
    Design
  • Products

    X-TEND CXA

    3.800 m², ◊ 200 mm, ø 4 mm / ø 16 mm

  • Architectural office
    Buchner Bründler AG Architects
  • Place
    Shanghai, China

Project details

EXPO2010 Swiss Pavilion

The Swiss Pavilion at the EXPO 2010 in Shanghai impressed with a 17-meter-high Flashing Facade, a masterpiece of modern architecture and technology. The interactive facade combines 10,000 red LED lights with solar cells to create a dynamic interplay of light and movement.

At the heart of this unique construction is the X-TEND® CXA Stainless Steel Cable Mesh, which covers an area of 3,800 m². With a mesh width of 200 mm and a cable diameter of 4 mm, the mesh was precisely attached to an I-SYS® edge cable system with a diameter of 16 mm. This combination not only ensures maximum stability, but also a filigree, aesthetic appearance that underlines the technological claim of the façade.

The Flashing Facade combines cutting-edge technology, sustainable materials and innovative design principles to create an impressive example of forward-thinking architecture. The award-winning construction shows how functional elements can merge into an overall artistic experience that is both aesthetic and sustainable.

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