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Shanghai Exhibition Centre
Шанхайский выставочный центр (бывший Дом китайско-советской дружбы)
An exhibition complex in central Shanghai built in 1954–1955 as the Sino-Soviet Friendship Building; construction was completed on 5 March 1955. Architecture by Viktor Andreyev, Kaleria Kislova and Chen Zhi, structural engineering by Lev Gokhman and Cai Xianyu. Its central spired tower of about 110 metres was the city's highest point for several decades. The building was renamed the Shanghai Exhibition Hall in 1968 and the Shanghai Exhibition Centre in 1984.
Выставочный комплекс в центре Шанхая, построенный в 1954–1955 годах как Дом китайско-советской дружбы; строительство завершено 5 марта 1955 года. Архитектура — Виктор Андреев, Калерия Кислова и Чэнь Чжи, конструкции — Лев Гохман и Цай Сяньюй. Центральная башня со шпилем высотой около 110 метров несколько десятилетий оставалась высшей точкой города. В 1968 году здание переименовано в Шанхайский выставочный зал, с 1984 года — Шанхайский выставочный центр.
Property abroad
EraUSSR
FunctionCultural centre
Present ownerCity of Shanghai (Shanghai Exhibition Centre)
StatusIn use
As of2021-03
According to That's Shanghai (March 2021), the complex is used for exhibitions and official events.
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Sources
- Building Russian Shanghai — Sino-Soviet Friendship Hall
- That's Shanghai — Shanghai Exhibition Center: The Palace of Sino-Soviet Friendship
- Wikipedia — Shanghai Exhibition Centre
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