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23 March 2007

These otherworldly designs by Surface Architects are part of a newly completed film and visual media research centre for London’s Birkbeck College.

Formerly the haunt of Virginia Woolf and the Bloomsbury group, the interior of the grade II listed terrace at 39-41 Gordon Square has been transformed by former Yaya runner-up Surface into a colourful 80-seat auditorium, seminar room, office space and a striking breakout space.

Ian Christie, professor of film studies at Birkbeck, called the project “exciting”, adding: “The tilted picture window creates a spectacular visual effect. The whole auditorium is built, as it should be, backwards from the screen. It’s the absolute opposite of a lecture theatre.”
The auditorium now lies at the heart of the building with the picture window — designed with a cinema screen ratio — overlooking Gordon Square. Surface was formed in 1996 by Richard Scott and Andy MacFee.


Fonte: Bdonline
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os jogos volumetricos até podem ser interessantes, mas bastava a luz para fazer parte daquele efeito, ter uma unica cor e a luz adquirir tonalidades diversas a meu ver era mais interessante...

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