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FRAUNHOFER INSTITUTE FOR MARINE BIOTECHNOLOGY BY MÜLLER REIMANN ARCHITEKTEN all images courtesy stefan müller / alucobond the ‘fraunhofer institute for marine biotechnology (EMB)’ in lübeck,
germany has an understated presence that communicates its purpose as a intensive research facility. the building, DESIGNED BY BERLIN-BASED MÜLLER REIMANN ARCHITEKTEN, HAS A STRIKING
STRUCTURAL FORM THAT SITS PROUDLY WITHIN ITS SETTING. façade above the lightly-colored base, is A RIGOROUS MODULAR SYSTEM OF ALUCOBOND PILASTER STRIPS. the element’s diagonal folds draw
attention to the structure’s façades and instill a sense of vigorous rhythm. the light-colored cladding gives the base a simultaneously massive and uniform aesthetic INSIDE, A LARGE,
LIGHT-FILLED ATRIUM PAIRED WITH SEA-GREEN PAINT GIVES THE INTERIOR A SENSE OF LIGHTNESS. an open staircase provides connection between all floors, and the atrium itself serves as a foyer for
surrounding conference rooms. window openings interior staircase central atrium _designboom has received this project from our __DIY submissions__ __ feature, where we welcome our
readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers __here__._ _edited by: nick brink | designboom_ Save
