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NTU Cosmology Hall, Taipei, Taiwan

The idea of acting against the force of gravity inspired the design of a floating cube in space, structurally supported by the concrete core setback in the center. The depths of the vertical sunshades vary in a progressive sequence so that the illusion of a sphere inside the cube can be seen outside as one moves around the building, visually experiencing a dynamic, changing façade. Behind the external hidden sphere is a 38-meter high tubular open atrium, its height echoes with that of the Pantheon of Rome. It provides a direct communication between the inside and outside so that users indoors can directly sense the external natural environment, rain or shine, day or night.

Posted by: 3D-Archive | 08/07/2018 07:23

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