monovolume, the firm of architects Patrik Pedó and Juri Pobitzer recently put up a really beautiful hydroelectric power station in Winnebach, Italy. In regards to the project, the architects state:
“The station is conceived as an artificial rock quarried out of the slope. This sensation is underlined by a very reduced use of materials (concrete, glass and steel) in their rougher form, as well as by the “veins” which cross the volume. These “veins” consist of light bands of layered glass and run around the building. At some specific points of those light bands a normal single glass delivers insight to the power station’s bowels.”
-shaun
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