The central building of Leuphana, the university in Lüneburg, was finally inaugurated in 2017. The plans are from Daniel Libeskind, an American architect.
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Ten Years in the Making
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Oh … wow.
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When you leave architects free reign …
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What architectural design!
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I was never inside… it wasn’t open yet when I was in Lüneburg. I know that the local inhabitants (not the students, the town’s people) were quite critical.
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Anything out of the normal, people just can’t grasp the idea. These a building that looks like crumpled paper that had everyone ready to light the torches and man the pitchforks 😂
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😂 To be honest I like to look at the buildings. But I keep wondering what it is like to work and/or live in there. The people of Lüneburg were mostly enraged about the costs although I’m not sure who financed the building.
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They are amazing, I wish we had some like that here. Great job Elke.
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I agree: it looks stunning. But I wonder what it looks like from the inside and how functional it is.
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