This article describes an augmented reality exposition of three Brazilian World Expo pavilions. The study of Expo pavilions allow
us to perceive several historic and cultural narratives embodied in those designs. The selected pavilions were from 1939 New
York World’s Fair (by Oscar Niemeyer and Lucio Costa), 1958 Brussels World’s Fair (by Sergio Bernardes) and 1970 Osaka
Expo ’70 (by Paulo Mendes da Rocha). The exposition is going to be held at the main campus of UFRJ, using Layar technology
with minor adaptations to show the models in natural scale along with their corresponding information, discussing locative media
opportunities regarding Architecture and Virtual Heritage.
Keywords: Locative media; Augmented reality; World fair; Virtual Heritage
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Ano do texto: 2017
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