David Chipperfield Architects has made further refinements to the design for the Nobel Center in Stockholm. First revealed in October 2013, the project received harsh criticism for being an incongruous presence in the city?s historic center, which lead to a reduction in size amidst other changes in September of last year. Building on the 2015 revision, a more finalized version of the design has now been revealed in new exterior and interior renderings.

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David Chipperfield Architects has made further refinements to the design for the Nobel Center in Stockholm. First revealed in October 2013, the project received harsh criticism for being an incongruous presence in the city?s historic center, which lead to a reduction in size amidst other changes in September of last year. Building on the 2015 revision, a more finalized version of the design has now been revealed in new exterior and interior renderings.
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The Center?s ground floor, with an entrance hall, flexible exhibition space, café-bar, and bookshop, is open and accessible, creating a dialogue between the institution and the public, and vice-versa. The building?s mixed-functions will serve purposes related to exhibitions, education, conferences, and hospitality.

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The main architectural featu...