If Salvadori Dali had designed a Swiss student center, it would
probably have looked something like this undulating, drooping
building/landscape in sheer curving sheets of glass and pristine white
surfaces that opened in February. SANAA, its Japanese architect,
designed the 289,000-square-foot high-tech art library and a host of
other resources for students and faculty at the Swiss Institute of
Technology to frame a variety of views of nearby
Lake Geneva.
The traffic-stopper cost some 110 million Swiss francs (about $102
million). A journalist for the British Observer wrote at the opening,
“if you could live inside an iPad, it would look something like this.”
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