The Tbilisi Public Service Hall Has an Organic Aesthetic
Meghan Young — October 15, 2012 — Art & Design
References: fuksas.it & contemporist
The roof of the Tbilisi Public Service Hall looks like it was created using layers of large leaves pluck from the trees of giants. Strikingly organic, this design provides a sight to behold at the waterfront in Tbilisi, Georgia. Overlooking Kura river, it appears to channel the undulating surface of the water in its own unique way.
Designed by Studio Fuksas, the Tbilisi Public Service Hall may look like it would be a community center of sorts, but it is actually comprised of various offices, which are placed around a central public square. Connected by internal footbridges, the offices become part of one large organism that perpetuates its nature-inspired aesthetic. These offices will include the National Bank of Georgia, the Minister of Energy and the Civil and National Registry.
Designed by Studio Fuksas, the Tbilisi Public Service Hall may look like it would be a community center of sorts, but it is actually comprised of various offices, which are placed around a central public square. Connected by internal footbridges, the offices become part of one large organism that perpetuates its nature-inspired aesthetic. These offices will include the National Bank of Georgia, the Minister of Energy and the Civil and National Registry.
Trend Themes
1. Organic Architecture - A trend towards organic, nature-inspired architecture design to create unique and visually-stunning buildings.
2. Central Public Square - A trend towards creating public spaces at the heart of large office buildings to foster community and social interaction.
3. Footbridge Connectivity - A trend towards using footbridges to connect different parts of a large building to create a unified and cohesive structure.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - The architecture industry can benefit from incorporating nature-inspired designs and creating public spaces in their buildings.
2. Government Services - The government services industry can benefit from designing buildings that prioritize accessibility and community engagement.
3. Energy and Banking - The energy and banking industries can benefit from creating inviting and visually-striking offices to showcase their services and attract clients.
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