On the afternoon of June 29, the Hanoi Capital Master Plan Exhibition with a 100-year vision officially opened at the Hanoi Museum, opening to welcome people and tourists to visit and learn about the development orientation of the Capital in the coming century.
Recorded from 2 pm, thousands of people and tourists came to visit and learn about the exhibition "Overall Planning of Hanoi Capital, 100-year Vision".
The exhibition is located on the 1st and 4th floors of the Hanoi Museum.
From 1:30 PM, Mr. Nguyen Van Hung (Tu Liem ward, Hanoi) and his friend were present at the gate of the Hanoi Museum, queuing to visit the exhibition.
I and the people are very curious to see how the Capital's planning will be in the next 100 years. People come here in large numbers and all expect the Capital to develop strongly in the near future" - Mr. Hung said.
Mr. Le Dinh Tu (Ha Dong ward, Hanoi) said that he was overwhelmed by the huge amount of information related to Hanoi planning at the museum.
For each planned area, I spend a few minutes reading information. I hope that in the next 100 years, the city will complete this plan" - Mr. Tu said.
According to the Organizing Committee, the master plan of Hanoi Capital with a 100-year vision is presented in a sand table, applying 3D mapping projection technology to display vividly and visually at the Hanoi Museum from the afternoon of June 29 to August 29 for people to visit.
This is an exhibition space serving people and businesses, combined with project announcements and exhibition spaces at the Hanoi Museum to widely inform people and businesses.
Specifically, the 1st floor (central area) of the Hanoi Museum is arranged with a round planning table (diameter 7m) fully updated with the new boundary contents of the 100-year project.
The 4th floor with an area of about 1,200m2 is designed with a solemn exhibition space, displaying a sa bàn applying 3D mapping projection technology, vividly and visually displaying planning orientations.
In this area, a large-sized panel system is also arranged to display Hanoi's planning through periods associated with the history of development and expansion of the capital's administrative boundaries, maps orienting urban space development, the entire city's technical infrastructure system; maps of land use in urban areas and functional areas.
In addition, the Museum also displays drawings and models of some typical projects of the city; organizes a 3D documentary film screening area for planning and experience the city's experimental planning information lookup system.
