This inspirational work of architecture is for The Free University of Berlin and was eight years in the making. It is built to serve as a work and study mecca that is environmentally stimulating. The neat lighting and the artistic and modern egg-like design is setting the bar for architects everywhere.
Implications - The architectural wonder is made even more extravagant due to the fact that it contrasts so well with its angular and straight-edged surroundings. I can only hope architects everywhere are inspired and begin emulating these sorts of designs in areas closer to me.
The Free University may have took eight years to build, but judging by the above gallery, it was worth the wait.
What's Driving This Trend
- Innovative Campus Architecture
- Free University of Berlin's egg-like modern design is innovating campus architecture.
- Sustainable Study Spaces
- The environmentally stimulating design of Free University's campus inspires sustainable study spaces.
- Artistic Lighting Solutions
- Free University's neat lighting solutions inspire artistic ways to illuminate structures.
Who This Affects Most
- Architecture and Construction
- The architectural design industry can embrace the egg-like design to innovate modern structures.
- Education
- The education industry can consider environmentally stimulating and sustainable study spaces that promote productivity.
- Lighting Design
- The lighting design industry can consider artistic lighting solutions for structures that merge aesthetic and function.
