Published: Friday, September 01, 2006
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While glass mosaic is extensively used to clad surfaces, unclad columns are strategically lit to add to their aesthetic appeal
The project involved the refurbishment of Hanover's most important station- the Kropcke metro station, inaugurated for the Hanover Expo 2000 with ten metro lines converging here. The design brief required that the project be interpreted from two standpoints: an aesthetic as well as a technical one. This made it possible to implement complex designs by bringing in comprehensive expertise. The design was largely driven by the dynamism innate to the station- physical motion united with high-speed transfer of information.
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