It’s not a building. Not in the traditional sense. It is a three-dimensional sculpture that you can walk through with no defined interior or exterior. It starts at a harbor, leads through gardens and parks, and ends up at a power plant. The 6000 square meter structure composed of pure design hotness is Germany’s largest at any expo, ever. More pictures follow for those of us who can’t hop the red-eye to Shanghai to experience this bad boy. Cruise on over to DesignBoom for all the pictures. Source: DesignBoom…

Expo 2010 Shanghai China begins on May 1 and runs until October 31 and it has been made possible with the help of 189 countries and 57 international organizations. The theme of the expo is “Better City – Better Life,” and more than 70 million visitors are expected to attend the traditional fair. That number could even climb to over 100 million, making it the largest worldwide. Expo 2010 is the most expensive of all the world’s fairs and the largest at 5.28 square km. The gigantic event is being held in the center of Shanghai at the Nanpu Bridge-Lupu Bridge region. It took years of massive preparation…