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Art and industry, culture and tourism are featured in this striking pavilion that echoes the lines of an Alpine lodge. View the International Area Map Locate It: F2 The pavilion, fashioned from laminated Alpine spruce, is suspended 15 feet above the ground from three soaring A-shaped supports. Examples of contemporary sculpture are dominated by a stainless-steel figure 55 feet high that dramatizes postwar Austria's technological contribution to steelmaking. Inside, murals glorify Austria's cultural heritage and natural attractions. Handicrafts and industrial products are on display, and a shop offers a wide selection of goods. RESTAURANT. In a typical Viennese coffeehouse, guests enjoy Austrian cuisine, including Sachertorte and other specialties of the pastry tray. The description of this exhibit from the 1965 Official Guide Book Architectural model of the Austrian Pavilion. The pavilion was designed and fabricated in Austria, then shipped to and assembled in New York. SOURCE: Commercial Transparency by Photo Lab, Inc., Washington, DC   AUSTRIA'S MODERNISTIC mountain lodge, suspended above ground from three A-Shaped supports, is complemented by a lofty abstract sculpture made of stainless steel. In foreground is a light pole. Source: News Colorfoto by Daniel Jacino Source: New York Sunday News - Date unknown