Copernicus Science Centre

Copernicus Science Centre

Copernicus Science Centre

Product

concrete skin

,

Area

13000

m2

Colour

silvergrey

,

anthracite

,

terra

,

special

,

Texture

standard

,

Surface

matt

,

Architect

RAr-2 Laboratorium Architektury Gilner + Kubec

Year

Location

Warsaw

Like a puzzle

Like a puzzle

Like a puzzle

For the architecture firm RAr-2 Laboratorium Architektury Gilner & Kubec, the natural colour effect of the facade of the Copernicus Science Centre in Warsaw was important. The building envelope was to consist of different puzzle pieces in various colours. concrete skin is therefore ideally suited for the facade. This design concept lends the museum its unique ambience. The building radiates modernity as well as progress with a profound respect for nature and its unmistakable secrets. Rieder developed its own special colours for this project. Photos: Rasmus Norlander

For the architecture firm RAr-2 Laboratorium Architektury Gilner & Kubec, the natural colour effect of the facade of the Copernicus Science Centre in Warsaw was important. The building envelope was to consist of different puzzle pieces in various colours. concrete skin is therefore ideally suited for the facade. This design concept lends the museum its unique ambience. The building radiates modernity as well as progress with a profound respect for nature and its unmistakable secrets. Rieder developed its own special colours for this project. Photos: Rasmus Norlander

For the architecture firm RAr-2 Laboratorium Architektury Gilner & Kubec, the natural colour effect of the facade of the Copernicus Science Centre in Warsaw was important. The building envelope was to consist of different puzzle pieces in various colours. concrete skin is therefore ideally suited for the facade. This design concept lends the museum its unique ambience. The building radiates modernity as well as progress with a profound respect for nature and its unmistakable secrets. Rieder developed its own special colours for this project. Photos: Rasmus Norlander