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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Life Science Centre of Vilnius University in Lithuania by Architektūros linijaSeptember 16th, 2016 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Architektūros linija The key idea of the Life Science Centre architecture are the science and teaching complex modules forming the public space layout and comprising the integral whole like different cells of the matter. Cube-shaped volumes in open spaces of Saulėtekis, reiterating the natural context and building a humanist, traditional urban structure characteristic of the city of Vilnius, resemble a feature of the historical Vilnius University ensemble – a cosy inner courtyard. The volumes comprising the square perimeter and the entrance to the building are moved out over the glass vestibule and the merging space unites the areas of the main lobby, the courtyard and the passage, seamlessly linking them with the environment.  Image Courtesy © Tadas Černiauskas
 Image Courtesy © Martynas Slapšys The monumental expression of the building architecture provides exceptionality and reflects the typological purpose, symbolises the austerity of science and creates a solid character of the new complex. Life is movement and growth. Notedly vibrant vertical lines of facades inspired by the impressive nature and the textural image of the adjacent trunks of the pine trees create a playful abundance of different points of view.  Image Courtesy © Martynas Slapšys  Image Courtesy © Martynas Slapšys Indoor premises are planned universally, the ongoing research and training processes can be organised as needed – jointly or separately. Researchers will enjoy ultra modern laboratories, quiet workrooms and open recreation areas. Student premises can function independently but during lectures scientists and students will meet in the audiences, teaching laboratories etc. General spaces are adapted for recreation and independent studies. The lecture auditorium complex is individualised and has a separate entrance. It can be used as an independent conference centre. The open parking is designed on the adjacent lot.  Image Courtesy © Martynas Slapšys  Image Courtesy © Martynas Slapšys  Image Courtesy © Tadas Černiauskas  Image Courtesy © Tadas Černiauskas  Image Courtesy © Tadas Černiauskas  Image Courtesy © Tadas Černiauskas  Image Courtesy © Architektūros linija  Image Courtesy © Architektūros linija  Image Courtesy © Architektūros linija  Image Courtesy © Architektūros linija
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