Exterior view photograph. European Communities Pavilion exterior (lot C-451). The three level European Communities Pavilion was reminiscent of a multi faceted diamond. This imagery was very fitting as the pavilion represented the six nations participating in the European Common Market (an endeavor that sought to maximize on interrelated economies). The Common Market concept was explained througout the pavilion in an exhibition themed "Six Countries Decide to Live Together". Mission statements, contemporary art, and famous Europeans were all celebrated within the exhibition areas. The lower level featured a food tasting bar. Elongated hexagonal structure with diamond form roof. Structural steel. Anodized extruded aluminum curtain wall with solar grey, polished plate glass. (S: 82' x 124' --- A: 23,000 sq. ft. --- H: 47' 7")

Interior view photograph. Desk set with caption reading: "Europe: Birthplace of scientific thought."

Interior view photograph. Flower arrangement in front of painting.

Interior view photograph. Statue in front of photo-collage in the Britain pavilion's "Britain Today" themed section.

Interior view photograph. Statue of little old woman sitting in front of the 'telly' with her cat on her lap surrounded by other everyday British items in the Britain pavilion's "Britain Today" themed section.

Exterior view photograph. Buses lined up at expo bus stop.

Interior view photograph. Maeder cubes inside the Quebec Pavilion. The cubes were a fundamental part of the Pavilion's interior design (see Description for Quebec Pavilion).

Interior view photograph. Statuettes of a British family.

Interior view photograph. Display of various famous Brits in the Britain pavilion's "Genius of Britain" themed section.

Interior view photograph. A series of statues, statuettes and captions showcasing famous Brits and their achievements.