PAVILION 15 - EXPOSITIONS BUILDING THE FUTURE AND RUSSIA ON THE MOVE - WILL BE CLOSED ON JANUARY 5 FROM 19.00-22.00
From January 6, the pavilion works in the usual mode. Masterclasses on making New Year's souvenirs and a large-scale exposition with achievements in the field of transport and construction are waiting for guests.
Among the exposition exhibits are a realistic scale model of the Crimean Bridge, models of sea and river vessels, as well as a 3D-pyramid with visualization of the ERA-GLONASS system technology and much more. Guests can try their hand at simulators for drivers, engine drivers and ship captains. Also, special equipment turns painted airplane livery into a three-dimensional model.
The pavilion also presents achievements in all spheres of construction and urban economy. For example, an unmanned robot wiper Gorodovoy (old name for policeman), which not only cleans the streets, but also ensures safety.
The National Centre RUSSIA celebrates the occasion as a space that has repeatedly honoured builders and hosted discussions on the industry's key issues.
Modern science fiction often paints a bleak picture of the future, but Soviet scientist and writer Ivan Yefremov saw the world very differently.
The Literary Club "What to Read?!" is an original project of the National Centre RUSSIA.
