There were pavilions from Brazilian states of
Bahia,
São Paulo,
Santa Catarina,
Minas Gerais, and the
Federal District of Brazil, along with a Portugal pavilion and ones for industry, Post and Telegraph, the Fire Department, a theater
Bahia state pavilion The Bahia pavilion, which occupied 54,359 square feet, Its displays included artwork by
José Rodrigues Nunes,
Bento Capinam, , and
Victor Meirelles, and its external sculpture was made by
Rodolfo Bernardelli.
São Paulo state pavilion The São Paulo state pavilion was designed by architect
Ramos de Azevedo. Its commissioners were Carlos Botelho and Antonio Barros Barreto, and it covered about twenty thousand square feet.
Portugal pavilion The Portugal pavilion building was provided by Brazil, designed by
Francisco Isidro Monteiro, was inspired by the southern façade of the
Jerónimos Monastery.
Industry pavilion A military college on the site was converted to the industry pavilion for the expo (and afterwards was used by the 3rd Infantry Regiment).
States pavilion This permanent building built for the exhibition, and is now the
Earth Sciences Museum.
Bangu textiles factory building The Bangu textiles factory (
Fábrica de Tecidos Bangu) displayed its own woven materials.
Music pavilion The music pavilion was designed by
Jorge Lossio, decorated by
Benedito Calixto and intended to have an Egyptian appearance. ==Other contents==