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This image depicts an architectural exhibition in Puebla, Mexico. The central subject is a detailed scale model of the "Pabellón de la Ciudad de México" (Mexico City Pavilion), designed by PRODUCTORA (Abel Perles, Carlos Bedoya, Victor Jaime, Wonne Ickx, Natalia Badia) in 2014 for the Feria de las Culturas Amigas (Friendly Cultures Fair) in Mexico City. The model is enclosed within a clear acrylic display case and rests on a light-colored wooden surface. The model's base is a flat, light grey platform. It features a modern, rectilinear building with a sloped roof and a facade composed of vertical slats. Adjacent to it is a distinct circular, open-air pavilion incorporating a spiral ramp. Miniature dark-colored human figurines are positioned throughout the model, indicating scale and activity around both structures. Several small green trees are strategically placed, and a row of miniature flags, including a Mexican flag (green, white, red), stands near a barrier. A small label within the model's base reads "Pabellón de la Ciudad de México." The wooden surface supporting the display case is part of a larger pedestal, with its visible left side constructed from grey concrete blocks arranged in a textured, patterned formation. A white rectangular label with black text is affixed to the wooden surface to the right of the display case, providing the architects' names and project details. Above the display case, a rectangular photograph is mounted on a plain light grey wall. This photograph shows a life-sized, temporary structure made of vertical wooden slats, consistent with the model's design, situated in an urban environment with older stone buildings visible in the background. A person in red attire is partially visible within the wooden structure in the photograph.
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