Moscú (Москва)

At the post-WWII AUAE, the pavilion was called Mechanization and

Electrification of Agriculture, and, in accordance with the design of the

same architects, significantly grew. It consisted of two parts united into

the single one. A large hangar was finished with a newly built two-storey

cupola hall. The height of the glass cupola with metallic framework is 60

meters (total height of the pavilion is 75 meters), diameter of its

foundation is 40 meters. The embrasure of the entrance arch is made of

mirror glass. On both sides of the main facade, there are faceted towers

crowned by sculptures of a worker and a female collective farmer.

Frontal facets of towers are covered with bas relieves devoted to

mechanization and electrification of agriculture.