People's Exhibition

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The Great Exhibition of the People
人民大展览
The People's Exhibition from the access road.
Concert Hall 3. This hall is generally reserved for official visitors such as ambassadors or delegates.
General information
Status	Current
Type	Venue
Architectural style	Brutalism
Location	Ward 4
Address	人民大展览 104880
Town or city	Fujing
Country	Akarean Union
Elevation	49m
Year(s) built	1926 to 1929
Opened	3rd November 1929
Inaugurated	1st January 1930
Governing body	Great Assembly
Technical details
Material	Poured Concrete, Steel
Floor count	12
Lifts/elevators	10
Design and construction
Architect(s)	Wan Shuchun
Awards and prizes	uggo-ish
Designations	Category 1 Protected
Known for	State press conference venue Permanent trade show
Other information
Parking	38 spaces (0 public)
Public transit access	Exhibition (station)
Website
exhibition.gov.ak

The Great Exhibition of the People, generally referred to as the People's Exhibition or simply the Exhibition, is a venue and conference hall in Ward 4, Fujing. The speaker of the Great Assembly addresses the Union from the Exhibition in state press conferences, making the Exhibition one of the centres of political life in the Akarean Union alongside the People's Hall which is also located in Ward 4; both buildings were constructed following the Labourers' Revolution as part of the People's Definition of the New Akarean State which stipulates the necessity for two government sites and none more: a closed hall for administration and an open hall for communication. Alongside the Exhibition's role in the government of the Akarean Union, it is also used as a performance venue especially for shows performed for ambassadors and delegates, as well as a permanent trade show. The Exhibition is generally open to the public save for areas or circumstances under which doing so cannot be reasonably considered safe; responsibility for this decision lies on Fujing Police.