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Pixelated Atrium, University College North Campus, is a ‘learning hub’ bringing together several specialized study programs under one roof. Faced with the demands of an alternative and sustainable learning environment, the design embraces both students and staff in a building that merges innovative spaces and new synergy. Besides the 6.000 m² new building, large parts of the remaining 20.000 m² within existing property were transformed and renovated.
Courtesy of ADEPT – Photographs : Jakob Lerche
The heart of the building is a large atrium that forms the new identity of the Campus. With an almost cliff-like character, small niches and plateaus support a varied study life spanning all floors. An airy and multifaceted space, truly in three dimensions, that get even more liveliness, colour and movement from its customized furniture and the students themselves. Courtesy of ADEPT – Photographs : Jakob Lerche
The new building is now the natural meeting place on Campus and has quickly become the backbone of the building complex. Coming through the new main entrance it is obvious why, as the eyes start to explore the atrium landscape of group spaces, small terraces, the library and several study platforms. The variety of spaces walk hand in hand with the client?s vision of an attractive and future oriented study environment.
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The new identity of the Campus stands out ...